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6(1*11, LcWell & pasha ft. fi. Co.'s
EXPRESS FABCELS 1IH1TIIIT.
Nashua Office, at Boom of late Express Co., Boston Passenger Depot.
Boston Office, No. 33 Court Square.
BSJP'Parcels collected and delivered as heretofore.
Cars leave Nashua for Lowell and Boston at 7 and 11.45 A. M., and 5 P. M.
Cars leave Nashua for Wilton at 8.45 A. M., 1.30 and 6.30 P. M.
Forwarding arrangements for all parts of the country through connecting Ex-
press Companies, at lowest current rates.
Jan.— 1872.
Supt. Parcels Dept.
Sargent Brothers & Co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OE
DRY GOODS
5
Domestics, Prints, Cottonafles, Dress Goods,
SILKS, SHAWLS,
Woolens, Tailors' Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Small Wares,
WHITE GOODS, LINENS, FLANNELS AND BLANKETS,
!t§® MS & Hi Devonshire St.,
WINTHROP SQUARE,
33 €> S *X* O XV -
LAWRENCE'S MEDFORD RUM.
DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS,
ONLY MANUFACTURERS OP
EDFORD RUM,
Still enjoy the reputation of Manufacturing
THE BEST RUM IN THE STATES.
Duly authorized by State License.
The Superior Quality unci Purity of
Lawrence's Medford Rum,
For the past forty-exg'n.i, years, has made it everywhere known as the Standard Rum.
No painG are spared to maintain its purity and high reputation.
The public is cautioned against IMITATIONS and COUNTERFEITS.
Order direct from us apd we will warrant Perfect Satisfaction.
ADDRESS ORDERS BY MAIL TO
AND ORDERS BY EXPRESS OR OTHERWISE TO
127, 129, 131 and 133 Broad St., BOSTON,
And they -will receive prompt attention.
DANIEL liAWRllfi! A SONS,
wmmm tmtwm,
LIFE INSURANCE COMP'
OIF"1 3Vt -A. I 3>J" IE .
Directors' Office, 27 Court Street, Boston.
HENRY CROCKER, Prest. W. H. HOLLISTER, Secy.
<3^nL<3r^a_3NTX^i:X> IW 1849.
A Purely Mutual Company.
Economically Managed.
All Policies Non-Forfeitable.
Losses Promptly Paid.
Low Premiums.
Payable Annually, Semi-Annually, or Quarterly.
^=PAYS BACK TO ITS POLICY-HOLDERS EVERY
DOLLAR OF SURPLUS PREMIUM ANNUALLY,
AFTER THE SECOND YEAR.
»
SIX MILLION DOLLARS
STRENGTH AND STABILITY BETOND QUESTION;
IN EVERT RESPECT A MOST ADVANTAGEOUS COMPANY TO
THE INSURED.
$3T'Send to any of its Agents for its statements and publications. Head
them carefully, and yon will be convinced that -you cannot more
ECONOMICALLY, SAFELY, or WISELY provide for
your family in case of your death, or for yourself in
old aye, than by insuring in this
SOUND, CAREFUL, CONSERVATIVE, AND THOROUGHLY
TESTED COMPANY.
Asrent at La^wr en.ee- JMass.
CHILSOIST'S
IMPROVED CONE FURNACE.
Patented in the United States, England and France.
Ten Sizes for Brick and Portable Casings.
A Gold Medal was awarded to this celebrated Furnace, at a recent Fair of the Massa-
chusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, and the only Gold medal ever awarded any
Furnace by this Association. It has also received another Gold Medal (first premium),
at the Middlesex Mechanics' Exhibition, at Lowell, 1867.
This .iustly celebrated Furnace, now in such extensive use throughout the country, is
now in much greater demand than ever, since the recent improvements have been added.
Once seen it must con-
vince every one that it is
the most PERFECT plan
for WARMING buildings
in this country. Its won-
derful heating power, and
great economy in FUEL
have been more fully de-
veloped the past two years
during the high price of
fuel than ever before — it
having proved in many
cases a saving of from
forty to fifty per cent over
other furnaces.
Thousands of com-
mendations and refer-
ences have been received
from
Churches, Schools,
Hospitals,
Asylums, and
Public and Private
Buildings.
of all kinds, which may be
^ seen on application ;
MORE THAN"
3 0,0 00
OF THE
Chilson Furnaces
having been sold in the
New England, Middle,
Southern, "Western,
And Pacific States,
Canada, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia,
and Europe.
XS" Special attention
given to the erection of fnr-
naces and Ranges, and the
Ventilation of Buildings in
any part of the country.
For Sale by
the Manufacturer,
Wholesale and Retail.
Warerooms, 99 & 101 Blackstone St., Boston,
OR AT FOUNDRY AT MANSFIELD, MASS.
GARDNER CHILSON.
X H K
ARLINGTON COOKING STOVE
CHILSON'SjNEW "STOVE. -JUST COMPLETED.
Five miuutes' examination of
this Stove will prove it to be tbo
Cheapest, Neatest, Most Con-
venient and Durable, and in
every respect the best COOK-
ING STOVE ever made. With-
out Exception, the "Water
Front Fixtures for heating
water, for Bath Boilers, &c,
are the most perfect ever
invented. Do not fail to
examine this Stove before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A VARIETY OF SIZES, with
or without Extension Tops,
Reservoirs. Hot Closets, &c, &c.
for Hard or Soft Coal, or
"Wood, kept constantly on hand.
CHILSON'S I PATENT
Elevated, Double-Oven COOKING RANGE
HAS BEEN REMODELLED *AND GREATLY IMPROVED.
This Celebrated Range is universally
acknowledged to bo the most complete
and perfect Kitchen Range in America.
No housekeeper, who would en.ioy the
comforts of a really perfect Kitchen
Range, should fail to examine this before
purchasing. Sizes adapted for dwellings,
hotels. Sec. with or without water-backs,
hot closets, and hot-air lixtures for heat-
ing additional rooms.
It excels all others —
1st — In its entirely new principle for
circulating the heat around cither oven
separately, or both ovens, as desired.
2d — In its heavy fine castings and
thorough workmanship.
3d — In its GREAT ECONOMY OF
FUEL.
4th — In its quick and even baking
ovens.
5th — In its self regulating flues, with-
out the usual complication of dampers ;
and finally, in its general beauty of de- <£===*£
sign, durability, &c.
ALSO,
Parlor, Office, and Store Stoves, Patent Dampers, Kegisters,
Ventilators, &c.
Warerooms: 99 and 101 Blachstone Street, Boston.
Foundry at ^Mansfield., 3Vtass.
GARDNER CHILSON.
UNITED STATES
-A.1STD-
Canada Express
Proprietors' Office, 39 & 40 Court Square, Boston.
Agency Office* at nil Principal Stations on the following Railroads:
Hot I on. Clinton A" Fitchbtirg ; Boston, Concord A' .Montreal j
Cheshire ; Concord/ Concord A' Claremont ; Concord, ,lMauchester
A' Msairrenrc ; Concord A' Portsmouth ; Connecticut SC Pasnmp-
sic ; Contoocooh Valley; JFitcbbnrg ; Fitchbnrg & 'Worces-
ter ; Framiugham A' JLoirell ; lattice ft A' Jl'ashna ; *fWans-
tielil A' Framing ham ; tllouadnocl; ; •lEissisquoi ; *t£as-
saicippi Valley ; Montreal A' Champlain ; JYort It-
em .V. Mt . ; Ogdensburg A' JLake Champlain ; Port-
land A' Ogdensburg ( Vermont Birision ) ; tint land A'
Burlington ; Snllirau ; Suncook Valley ; Stanstcad, Shef-
ford A' C humbly; Sugar River; Troy A' Greenfield; Ver-
mont A' Canada; Vermont Central: Vermont Junction; Ver-
mont A' ^Massachusetts ; Worcester »V SVashna : White JtMonntains.
FORWARD BY OTHER EXPRESSES,
To all accessible parts of the world.
O P P I C E S :
Railroad Depot, CONCORD, N. H.
12 MARKET STREET, . . MANCHESTER, N. H.
57 Main Street, Nashua, N. H.
Northern Railroad Depot, Lowell, Mass.
3 LAWRENCE STREET, LAWRENCE, MASS.
BUTLER & NORWOOD,
JOBBERS AXI) RETAILERS OF
White and Linen Goods,
CORSETS, RIBBONS, VELVETS,
Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, and Small Wares,
ALWAYS AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
90 and 92 Tremont Street,
BOSTOIV
THE "CHASE" SPRING BED
The Best Slat Spring Bed in the Market.
FOR ECONOMY, DURABILITY, AND COMFORT,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
EOR SALE BY FIRST CLASS FURNITURE DEALERS.
JtlMES F. C®BWBM»
3VC -A. 3M XJ IF* -A. O T XT n EI H .
6.9 Commercial Street, Boston, Mass.
If you want the " Best Spring Bed," inquire for the " Chase " Bed, and
buy no other.
IMPROVED
ELIAS HOWE
SEWING MACHINES
AND
Buttrick's Patterns.
HO YOU WANT TO BUY THE
Best Machine in the AVorld!
D. A. MESSER'S,
No. 7 Masonic Temple, Hanover Street,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
And get one of the IMPROVED ELIAS HOWE MACHINES. We sell them on
Installments of $5.00 per month. Full instruction given. Satisfaction guaranteed.
DO YOU WANT A PATTERN
Of any kind of a garment worn by a Lady, Boy, Girl, or Infant, or Gentlemen's Shirfg
or Dressing Gowns. We have all kinds of Patterns, all cut of any size, with full
printed directions for cutting and making.
We also have for sale the
METROPOLITAN AND QUARTERLY REPORT.
The Metropolitan is published the first of each month, and contains illustrations and
descriptions of all the New Patterns, and price-lists of them.
TJEHELISOLS :
Metropolitan and Quarterly Report combined, $3.0©
Metropolitan alone 1 .08
Single copies of the Metropolitan and Report, 75
Single copies of the Metropolitan, 20
Call, or send for a Catalogue of Patterns.
CLARENCE M. EDGERLY'S
FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Representing some of the oldest and most reliable companies In the country.
A. prompt and liberal adjustment of losses is the specialty of
this Agency.
DANIELS & COMPANY,
DEALERS IN
IAIIWA1E, IM1 AM If EEL,
Building Materials, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Mechanics' Tools, Oak Tanned Belting, etc.
&~ BOUGHT FOR CASH AND SOLD FOR CASH,
At prices which will not fail to suit.
No. 1 Patten's Block, Elm Street,
MANCHESTER, X. H.
MASSACHUSETTS
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
ASSETS, O^VttYL $4,300,000.
All Policies issued by this Company are made non-forfeitable by the Massachusetts
State Law.
M. V. B. EDGERLY, General Agent,
Office, Duncklee's Block, No. 991 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H.
CURRIER & PULSIFER,
Manufacturers of
Sheet Iron, Brass, Copper, and Tin Ware,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FTTRNITUME, STOVES, BOEEOW, JAP AXE I>, BRITANNIA,
Glass, Wooden and Plated Ware, Essences, Cutlery, Wire Goods. Old
Iron and Junk, Subs, Wheels, Carriages, etc., etc.
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of
YANKEE CORN POPPER and COFFEE ROASTER,
Nos. 14 & 16 Main Street, Haverhill, Mass.
coMM-bputb Mite wmty
Office, 229 State St.,
BOSTON.
LUTHER H. EEETON,
E. FEN WICK STONE.
HILLS, TURNER & HARMON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WINDOW GLASS,
0 ar , Coach, A Picture ,
tOIICE AND POLISHED FLUTE GLASS.
193 & 195 State Street,
AND 90 & 92 CENTRAL STREET,
33€>SMXM€>3*flF-
(Formerly at 39 Elm Street.)
THE
tJ
18T2 & 18^73,
CONTAINING A COMPLETE
BUSINESS DIEECTOEY
CONCORD, MANCHESTER, NASHUA, LOWELL,
LAWRENCE, HAVERHILL, AMESBURY AND
SALISBURY, AND NEWBURYPORT.
TOGETHEB "WITH THE
CITY GOVERNMENTS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, BANES,
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES, NEWSPAPERS, ETC., ETC,
GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.,
COMPILEKS AND PUBLISHERS,
96 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1872, by Greenough, Jones & Co;, in the
Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
PRICE, $S,00.
HAVERHILL SOLDIERS' MONUMENT,
Designed and Erected by C, H. WEEKS, Haverhill, Mass.
Designer and Manufacturer of
Marble, Freestone, and Granite
T^iLiTS m® mihx&eigals,
Court Street, . HAVERHILL, MASS.
A liberal discount will be allowed on work going out of the city, if delivered
at the shop. Prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed to all who may
favor us with their patronage. Terms, cash on delivery, or satisfactory note
at four months.
PREFACE.
The second number of the Merrimack River Di-
rectory is herewith presented to our patrons and the
public. The favor with which the first number was re-
ceived in 1869 has induced us to publish this, believing,
as we do, that a work embracing the directories of so
many large manufacturing cities, located on one of the
busiest water-powers in New England, would be appreci-
ated and supported by the great manufacturing interests
of the country. In this we have not been disappointed,
as a glance at our pages will show.
We especially call the attention of the public to our
advertising department, as there will be found a good
representation of the large amount of business transacted
upon the shores of the Merrimack river.
Our thanks are due to all who have aided us, and par-
ticularly to the Cotton and Woolen Manufacturing com-
panies and Banking institutions, who have so generously
responded to our call for support and encouragement.
GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.
Boston, May 1st, 1872.
^JS'XV^LIBXjXSXXXSX} 1847.
C. E. FOLSOM & CO.,
Importers of and Dealers in
"DAT "NT H^ C? OTTCI
i JElllN 1 M, Ulld&,
o o x. o n. s,
AGENTS FOR
Brooklyn White Lead Go!
AMERICAN COPPER PAINT CO.,
M
-jLND-
PRATTS ASTRAL OIL
Nos. 9 and 10 India Street, . . BOSTON.
CORNER OP CENTRAL STREET.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Advertising Department follows 332
Amesbury and Salisbury Directory 231
Amesbury and Salisbury Town Officers 280
Banks 283
Concord City Government 275
Concord Directory 17
Directory of Patrons in other Cities 330
Haverhill Directory 197
Haverhill City Government 280
Index to Advertising Department 7
Insurance Companies 296
Lawrence City Government 279
Lawrence Directory 169
Lowell City Government 277
Lowell Directory 109
Manchester City Government 276
Manchester Directory 41
Manufacturing Companies 298
Miscellaneous Department 275
Nashua City Government 276
Nashua Directory .. 81
Newburyport City Government 281
Newburyport Directory 247
Newspapers 326
Preface 3
MARCOT BROTHERS,
witch cass Hnnnnns.
Engine Turners and Jobbers,
No. 33 Water Street, . . BOSTON.
Up-stairs, a few doors from Washington Street.
Especial attention given to Watch Case Repairing, Springing, Re-Engine Turn-
ing, Engraving, Polishing, etc. Jewelry, Silver Ware, Dies, etc., Engine
Turned. Particular attention given to Orders from Expresses.
Index to Advertising Department.
CONCORD ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE
Baty& Co., stoves and tinware, 3
Colston W. G. & H. N., proprie-
tors Sherman House, 3
Crow Chas., funeral undertaker, 2
Dow Edward, architect, 2
Eagle Hotel, J. A. White, pro-
prietor, front cover
Elias Howe Sewing Machine,
Robt. Ramsdell, agent, 2
Gage, Porter & Co., saw manu-
facturers, 1
Hill James R. & Co., Concord
PAGE
harness manufacturers,
front cover
Ramsdell Rohert, agent Elias
Howe Sewing Machine, 2
Rolfe C. M. & A. W., doors,
sash, and blinds, 1
Sherman House, W. G. & H. N.
Colston, proprietors, 3
Stevens & Duncklee, stoves
and tinware, 2
White John A., proprietor Ea-
gle Hotel, front cover
MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co.298
Amoskeag National Bank, 286
Amoskeag Savings Bank, 286
Baldwin James & Co., shuttles,
bobbins, and spools, 11
Baldwin & Batchelder, musi-
cal instruments, front cover
Bisco & Denny, machine card
clothing, 6
Bodwell L. B. & Co., coal and
wood, 11
Bradley C. B., roll shop, 11
Brooks J. H., teas and spices, 7
Burpee B. P. & Co., grocers, 9
Campbell & Hanscom, pub-
lishers Daily Union & Union
Democrat, 6
Cashin John H., wines and liq-
uors. 9
City Hotel, G. W. Wentworth,
proprietor, 8
City National Bank. 287
City Savings Bank, 287
Clarke John B., editor and pro-
prietor Daily Mirror and
American, 5
Clark & Huse, lawyers, 12
Clement, C. W., dentist, 12
Cle worth John, reed manufr., 13
Continental Life Ins. Co., G.
M. Sanborn, general agent, 9
Daily Mirror and American,
John B. Clarke, editor & pro-
prietor, 5
Daily Union and Union Demo-
crat, Campbell & Hanscom,
publishers, 6
Daniel & Co., hardware, front
colored page.
Darling L. A., sewing ma-
chines, inside front cover
Edgerly C. M., insurance,
front colored page
Edgerly M. V. B., insurance
agent, front colored page
Fairbanks & Downs, stoves and
tinware, 10
First National Bank. 284
Forsaith S. C, machinery, 13
French Henry, carpenter,J 9
Gray F. L., mineral and soda
water manfrs., 5
Heath Chester, dentist, 12
James Bros., stable, 6
Johnson E. P. & Co., coal,
wood, and hay, 8
Kennedy Ed.,^clothing,back cover
Kimball's Shirt Rooms. 7
Kimball Bros., tanners, &c,
over Manchester title, p., 41
Lahey & Russell, cigar mnfrs., 4
Lane E., piano and sewing ma-
chines, front cover
Lane Thomas A., steam, gas,
and water pipe, 7
Manchester National Bank 285
Manchester Machine Card Fac-
tory, 6
Manchester Print Works, 300
Manchester Savings Bank, 288
Massachusetts Mut. Life Ins.
Co., M. V. B. Edgerly, agent,
front colored page
McCrillis J. B. & Son, carriages, 10
Merrimack River Savings
Bank, 284
MesserD. A., sewing machines,
front colored page
Messier G. & Son, groceries
and meat, 12
Olzendam A. P., hosiery manu-
facturer, 3
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pike & Heald, stoves and tin-
ware, 11
Plumer, Chandler & Co., cloth-
ing, 8
Russ A. A., dentist, 12
Sanborn G. M.. general agent
Continental Life Ins. Co., 9
Shaughenessy Charles O., car-
riage manufacturer, 8
Smith J. A. V., speeder fliers, 12
Stark Mills, 299
Stearns Hotel, V. Stearns &
Son, proprietors, 10
Stearns V. & Son, proprietors
Stearns Hotel, 10
Sullivan Bros., stoves and tin-
ware, 7
Sullivan John V., books, sta-
tionery, &c, 5
Sweeney John, meats and gro-
ceries, 12
Varick John B., hardware, 4
Wentworth G. W., proprietor
City Hotel, 8
Westover Wm. G. & Co., car-
penters, 5
Whitney J. S., musical instru-
ments,
colored page opposite 41
NASHUA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Andrews C. T., dry goods, &c, 17
Boston, Lowell & Nashua R.
R. Co., express parcels dept,
P. W. Jones, agent,
front colored page
Boutell Geo. E., proprietor Mer-
rimack House, 14
Brown W. C. oyster and ice
cream saloon, 14
Chandler S. D., flour & grain, 19
Coburn Cyrus, harnesses, 21
Cushiug George R., proprietor
Tremont House, 14
Davis Geo. W. & Co., machin-
ery, 22
Davis Moses, marble worker, 19
Devereux James A., gas, steam,
and water fixtures, 15
Eagle Card Co., printers' cards,16
Eaton & Ayer, bobbins, spools,
and shuttles, 18
Fitzgerald Rufus, leather belt-
ing, 23
Haywood & Green, stoves and
tinware, 22
Holt Henry, agent cotton bat-
ting manufactory, 20
Hopkins Geo. W., hairdresser, 22
Jackman & Fox, gas fixtures,
&c, 19
Jaquith Asa, provisions, 22
Kimball Lewis, bedstead man-
ufacturer, 23
Jones P. W., express agent,
front colored page
Ladd J. W. & Co., soap mnfr., 20
Lane Nelson, bottler porter,
ale, and cider, 15
Lull Albert, dentist, 17
Melendy H. D.& Co., lumber, 18
Merrimack House, George E.
Boutell, proprietor, 14
Morrison J. H., wood dealer, 23
Nashua Card and Glazed Pa-
per Co., V. C. Gilnian, agt., 16
Nashua Cement Drain Pipe
Works, 19
Nashua Gazette, B. B. & F. P.
Whittemore, publishers, 23
Nashua Iron and Steel Co.., M
A. Herrick, agent and treas., 53
Nashua Manufacturing Co., 301
Otterson J. D., iron foundry, 301
Peabody W. A., dining saloon, 21
Pierce J. L., paper-hangings
and crockery, 21
Presby P. S., produce,
front part of book
Ranger E. A., carriage mnfr., 23
Ridgway C. T., watches and
jewelry, 17
Saunders A. H., machinery, 16
Sawyer Geo. Y. and Sawyer
Junior, top line front cover
Small H. E. Mrs., cloak and
dressmaker, 22
Smith & Laton, provisions, 20
Towns C. J., machinery, 18
Tremont House, Geo. B. Cush-
ing, proprietor, 14
Vale Mills, 302
Verder & Company, grocers, 22
Weston F. C, photographer,
front cover
Whittemore B. B. & F. P., pub-
lishers Nashua Gazette, 23
LOWELL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aldrich Milton, hand and bench
screws, 31
Amory Henry C, proprietor
Urban Restaurant, 28
Appleton Co., 316
Appleton National Bank, 290
Bachelder A. & Co., molding
and planing mill, 66
Beck S., stoves and tinware, 70
Bennett J. C, carpenter, 28
Bennett J. W., roofer,
front cover
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Blees' Noiseless Motion Sewing
Machine, Howard & Hyde,
agents, 25
Boott Cotton Mills, 311
Brooks A. L. & Co., lumber
dealers, 32
Central Savings Bank, 291
City Institution for Savings, 290
Exchange Coffee House, James
Tryon, proprietor, 69
Fairfield A., propr. Pawtucket
House, 71
First National Bank, 294
Green Amos, carriage maker, 30
Grosvenor J. P., machinery, 30
Hallowell Bros., steam, gas,
and water fittings, 70
Hamer J. W., jack, drill, and
locomotive screws, 26
Hamilton Manufacturing Co., 306
Hart J. W. & Co., doors, sash-
es, and blinds, 66
Harvey G. A. & Co., boots and
shoes, 69
Hiscox A. J., file maker, 70
Hodge J. H, line and twine 71
Howard & Hyde, sewing ma-
chines, 25
Howes & Burnham, lumber, 69
Kimball Le Roy S., roll cov-
erer, 27
Lawrence Manufacturing Co., 309
Livingston Win. E., lumber
dealer, 71
Lovejoy Daniel & Son, paper
mill engine bars and plates, 27
Lowell Bleachery, 310
Lowell Five Cents Savings
Bank, 293
Lowell Hosiery Company, 313
Lowell Institution for Sav-
ings, 288
Lowell Machine Shop, 315
Lowell Manufacturing Co., 307
Lowell National Bank, 288
Lynch P., wines and liquors, 31
Mack S. G. & Co., stoves and
iron works, 68
Massachusetts Cotton Mills, 312
McDermott Jas., boot maker, 69
McMaster, Bailey & Co., boot
and shoe manufacturers, 67
Mechanics Savings Bank, 289
Merrimack Manuf. Co., 305
Merchants National Bank, 291
Merrimack River Savings
Bank, 292
Middlesex Company, 308
Mitchell George E., proprietor
Novelty Plaster Works, 24
Morse H. O., stable, 27
Murray P. S. Mrs., intelligence
office, 32
National Croquet Works, Whit-
ney & Willard, proprietors, 30
New England Bung and Plug
Manufactory, 66
Novelty Plaster Works, Geo.
E. Mitchell, proprietor, 24
Pawtucket House, Allen Fair-
field, proprietor, 71
Place Isaac, doors, sashes, and
blinds, 67
Pratt M. C. & Co., planing and
molding mill, 67
Prescott Mills, 312
Prescott National Bank, 293
Proprietors of the Locks and
Canals, 304
Railroad National Bank, 289
Ray W. H., agt. lounge mnfr., 31
Richardson Frank L., broker, 25
Richardson L. S., millinery and
fancy goods, 67
Richardson & Cutter, gun-
smiths, 70
Rugg C. W., umbrella and pic-
ture frame manufacturer, 32
Shattuck H. B., hardware and
cutlery, 28
Simpson A. J. & Co., musical
instruments, &c, 29
Stone & Huse, printers, and
publishers Vox Populi, 25
Torsey J. M. & Co., box mnfrs, 66
Tremont and Suffolk Mills, 314
Tryon James, propr. Exchange
Coffee House, 69
Urban Restaurant, Henry C.
Arnory, pi-oprietor, 28
Vox Populi, Stone & Huse,
publishers, 25
Whitaker C, mechanical engi-
neer, 303
Whitney & Willard, prop'rs
National Croquet Works, 30
Wamesit National Bank, 292
Whitten W. T., stoves and tin-
ware, 65
Wilder H. H. & Co., plumbers
and brass founders,
inside front cover
York & Edwards, Ins. agents,
side line back cover
LAWKE^CE ADVEKTISEMENTS.
Atlantic Cotton Mills, 318
Barnard H. F., cabinet maker, 38
Calkins F. A., oysters, 36
Canlcutt J. C, music teacher, 38
Clifford O. N, doors, sasb, and
blinds, 37
Currier & Sawyer, grocers, 33
Essex House, Fowle & McCon-
nell, proprietors, 33
Everett Mills, 319
Fowle & McConnell, propr's
Essex House, 33
Franklin House, T. W. Huse,
proprietor, 34
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Herrick J. D., boots and shoes, 34
Hill Mary J., botanic physician,38
Holiban Peter, grocer, 37
How Richard, dining saloon, 34
Huse T. \V., proprietor Frank-
lin House, 34
Kimball & Dow, grocers, 33
Lawrence Brewing Co., 36
Lawrence S. E., agent Union
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Me., 37
Lawrence Sentinel, Abiel Mor-
rison, editor, 38
Lawrence Woolen Company, 322
Lazell Henry R., grocer, 36
Morrison Abiel, prop'r Law-
rence Sentinel, 38
New York Oyster House, F.
A. Calkins, 36
Morris Geo. A. blacksmith, 38
Pacific Mills, 317
Palmer H. N. & Co., fancy dry
goods, 36
Plummer H. & Co., lumber, 34
Pratt E. G. & J. N., masons
and builders, 37
Reed R. & Co., coal and wood, 33
Richardson J., painter, 35
Shattuck Bros., grocers, 36
Stedmau S. M. & Co., card
clothing, 33
Sweeney Patrick, furniture, 36
Union Mutual Life Ins. Co., of
Maine, S. E. Lawrence, agt., 37
Washington Mills, 320
Watson P. T., painter, 34
Weil Lewis, clothing, 35
Wiukley Alouzo, carpenter, 35
HAVERHILL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Atwood S., mason and builder, 40
Brown's confectionery and ice
cream saloon, 39
Bullen T. & Son, shoe findings, 42
Cummings J. H., coffin mnfr., 43
Currier & Pulsifer, stoves and
tinware, front colored page
Fellows C.H.& Co., hardware, 40
Fowler O. W., coffin mnfr., 42
Goss A. H., livery stable, 42
Hunt & Quimby, doors, win-
dows, and blinds, 41
Littlefield J. M., architect, 41
Morse C. C. & Son, books and
stationery,
foot lines, Haverhill dept.
Russell & Co., express,
back cover
Sawyer & Constable, 43
Smiley J. V. & Co., books and
stationery, 11
Stanton C. H., painter, 42
Tasker W. Orrin, pianos, &c,
inside back cover
TJ. S. Tnt. Rev. office, front, 12
Wadleigh L. C, boot and shoe
lasts and patterns, 41
Weeks C. H., marble worker,
opp. index to advts.
Whittemore J. P., physician, 39
Whittier& Stowe, furniture, 43
Williams Rufus, music teacher, 39
AMESBURY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Colby Geo. J. L. & Co., pub-
lishers Merrimack Journal,
Amesbury, 55
Currier W. H. B., pub. Villager, 55
Merrimack Journal, Geo. J.
L. Colby & Co., publisher,
Amesbury, 55
Morrill J. W., marble worker.
Amesbury, 230
Pettingell C. F., machinist, 54
Thomas Geo. W, cigar mnfr., 54
Tbwing E. Miss, millinery, 54
Villager The, W. H. B. Currier,
publisher, 55
Walker Chas. P., paints, oils,
& varnishes, Salisbury mills,230
Wiener M., cigar manufacturer,
Amesbury, 230
NEWBURYPORT ADVERTISEMENTS.
American Low Water Reporter
Company, 51
Bartlett Mills, 322
Blake & Noyes, painters, 45
Brown & Noyes, carriage man-
ufacturers, 48
Coffin Amos, coal and wood, 47
Cole Benj. W., baker, 50
Crockett William E., leather
belting, 44
Cumings David M., bottler of
porter, ale, and cider, 46
De Roeheuiont C. H., brass
founder, 47
Dummer Edward, mechanical
engineer, 51
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MEItKIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Evans & Lamprey, contractors
and builders, 51
Gallagher Thomas, boots and
shoes, 49
Gould John H., eating house, 47
Groves J. H., harness maker, 48
Harrower R. Mrs., dining room, 52
Kuhl & Castelhun, watches,
&c, 49
Lunt Paul G., cord and line
manufacturer, 50
McGlew Hugh, blacksmith, 45
Meinerth Carl, photographer, 44
Mitchell Thomas A. S., carpen-
ter, 50
Morse C. O., lawyer, 44
Morse Nathaniel, stair builder, 44
Ocean House, J. P. L. West-
cott, proprietor, 52
Ocean Mills, 321
Pearson John, jr., baker, 52
Richardson Bros., grocers, 51
Richardson S. Mrs., bonnet
rooms, 49
Ross L. D., cigar manufacturer,48
Ross M. M., grocer, 52
Sargeut Rufus, architect, 50
Stanley J. C, junk dealer, 49
Stiles & Donahoe, harness mak-
ers, 45
Water Street Harness Shop, 45
Westcott J. P. L., proprietor
Ocean House, 52
Williams Jos. jr., apothecary, 47
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Anderson, Heath & Co., whole-
sale druggists, 58
Barney J. E. & Co., ventilators,
73
Boston Lead Company,
back colored page
Bufford J. H., lithographer,
opp. 185
Butler P. A., fresco and deco-
rative artist, 72
Butler & Norwood, dry goods,
front colored page
Chadwick J. H. & Co., agents
Boston Lead Company,
back colored page
Chilson Gardner, stoves, fur-
naces, and ranges, 5
front colored page
Coburn James F., spring beds,
front colored page
Cook James M., stained and
cut glass, 55
Crystal Spring Distillery,
opp. title-page
Empire Sewing Machine, Fin-
kle & Haskell, agents,
back cover
Eureka Ventilation Co., C. J. J.
Smith, business agt., front. 1G
Felton & Stone, distillers,
opp. title-page
Finkle & Haskell, Empire Sew-
ing Machine, back cover
Fisher & Prior, patent oilers,
etc., front, p. 16
Folsom C. E. & Co., paints, oil,
and glass, opp. contents
French J., real estate agent,
front, p. 15
Garrison Geo. T., paper boxes, 57
Harwood J. A. & N., paper box
maker, 60
Hills, Turner & Harmon, win-
dow glass, opp. title
Hood Geo. H., universal clothes
wringer, 72
Jessop Wm. & Sons, steel, 57
Jewell Geo. M., carriage stock, 74
Lacount Eugene D., lounge
manufacturer, front cover
Lawrence D. & Sons, distillers,
front colored page
Lockhart Win. L., coffin manu-
facturer, E. Cambridge,
front part
Lombard & Co., grindstones, 57
M argot Bros., watch case man-
ufacturers, under contents
Massachusetts Drain Pipe and
Tile Co., J. A. Waldo, agent,
back cover and p. 58
Nashua Iron and Steel Co.,M.
A. Herrick, Treasurer, 53
National Ins. Co. of Boston,
opp. inside back cover
Odiorne, Ryder & Co., varnish
manufacturers,
on back title of book
Page Belting Co., back cover
Partridge Horace, fancy goods
and jewelry, colored leaf,
opp. page 160
Peabody B. I., carriage stock, 59
Peak John & Son, coffin manu-
facturers, 73
Read, Stevenson & Co., grind-
stones, 64
Russell & Burke, plumbers, 74
Sargent Bros., wholesale dry
goods, front colored page
Shepard, Hall & Co., lumber, 75
Small, Wetherell & Co., iron
and steel, 56
Smith Chas. J. J., ventilators,
front part
Spear E. D., Indian physician, 64
Staniford J. W. & Co., glass
vial manufacturers, 75
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
11
Stearns A. T. & Sons, gutters
and conductors, 59
Sullivan T. J., paper boxes, 74
Taylor J. L., wood engraver, 59
Union Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
Maine, front colored page
United States and Canada Ex-
press, front colored page
Union Stone Company, emery
wheels, &c,
colored page opp. 113
Waldo J. Adan, drain pipe,
back cover and page 58
Walworth Manufacturing Co.,
iron pipe3 &c,
back colored page
Wheeler R. R., artificial stone
and emery wheels,
inside back cover
Wilson Hawksworth, Ellison
& Co., sreel, 56
Young & Emerson, lumber, 75
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hadley & Costain, emery
wheels, Providence,
colored page opp. 40
Kendall Manuf. Co., soap and
candles, Providence, 60
Mason Volney W. & Co., cotton
machinery, Providence,
colored page opp. 109
Peabody B. I., carriage stock,
Worcester, 59
Pond Lucius W., machinists'
tools, Worcester, 64
Pray Thos., jr., cotton yarns.
and machinery, Providence,
colored page opp. 108
Providence & N. Y. Steamship
Co., Providence, outside bk. cover
Rice & Whitcomb, prop's Union
Iron Works, Worcester, 62
Taylor Charles F., cop tubes,
Providence, 60
Union Iron Works. Rice &
Whitcomb, prop's, Worcester, 62
Wheeler J. S. & Co., machin-
ists' tools, Worcester, 61
Whitcomb C. & Co., machinery
and machinists' tools, Wor-
cester, 62, 63
Whittemore D. M., apple-par-
ers, Worcester, 64
JAS. V. SMILEY & CO.,
Booksellers, Stationers,
-DEALERS IN-
SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS, POCKET CUTLERY,
Fancy Goods, &c,
No. 8 Main Street, . . HAVERHILL, MASS.
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Glipiop QroVe Quinary and feoai'dipg School.
CJi^S. II. JONES, Principal.
LIZZIE E. SHOVE, ) . . . .
LIZZIE H. JONES, )ASEIStants-
This School has one of the finest locations in New England, and is open to pupils
of both sexes.
The regular course of study is accompanied with lectures on various topics of in-
terest and importance, which are free to all members of the school.
TUITION JPJER, QUARTER:
Primary English, $3.75; Higher English, $5.00; Common English,
$4.50 ; Latin and French, $6.00. Hoard from $3 to $4 per tveeh.
Parents wishing to place their children in an institution where the morals of the
child shall receive especial attention, should address the Principal,
CHAS. H. JONES, Weare, N. H.
GREENOUGH, JONES & CO.,
llreettry Pabliskers,
No. 96 "Washington Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
JP. S- PREISBY,
PRODUCE DEALER,
Corner Main and High Streets,
NASHUA, N. H.
United Steles latePMl Begems©,
SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OP MASSACHUSETTS.
GEORGE COGSWELL, Collector.
Office at No. 1 Exchange, Water Street, - - HAVERHILL, MASS.
Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and 2 to 3 1-2 P. M.
H. E. Chad wick, Deputy Collector at Haverhill.
Jos. L. Partridge, Deputy Collector at Lawrence.
Charles H. Houghton, Deputy Collector at Charlestown.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Boston, Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroad
View of New Depot in Boston, on Causeway Street.
The Boston and Lowell and Nashua and Lowell Railroads operate the
Stony Brook and Wilton, Lowell and Lawrence, and Salem and Lowell
Railroads.
GEO. STARK, Manager. JOHN B. "WTNSLOW, Superintendent.
Offices at the Depot in Boston. CHAS. E. PAIGE, Freight and
Passenger Agent. Office, Middlesex Street Depot, Lowell.
Incorporated June, 1830. Open for travel, June, 1835. New Depot at
Lowell, corner of Merrimack and Dutton Streets.
Season Tickets hetween Lowell and Boston, not transferable, and paya-
ble in advance, are given for three months, for .$30; six months, $60; and
one year, $120. They are not to be used on express business, and entitle
the bearer to carry nothing but strictly personal baggage, or such parcels
as may be taken in the hand without incommoding other passengers.
Other articles, or merchandise, are not to be taken as baggage, except at
discretion of the conductor, and by paying extra.
Package Tickets to Boston are sold in packages of 10 for $7.50.
LOWELL TO MILES. TARES.
Billerica Mills 4£ 15
Billerica and Tewksbury 7 25
Wilmington 11 35
North Woburn 14 J 45
Woburn "Watering-Place 16 50
East Woburn 16J 55
Winchester 18 60
Medford 21 65
Boston 26 80
No charge for children under four years of age. Between Boston and
Lowell, second-class fare, 70 cents. The above rates are five cents less
than the fare when taken in the cars.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
FISHER & PRIOR,
Proprietors of Fisher & Prior's
MILL, ENGINE, AND LOCOMOTIVE OILERS,
KEROSENE OIL FILLERS,
Rowe's Patent Force Pump Plungers, Rowe's Improved Force Pump, &c,
ENGINEERS' AND FACTORY SUPPLIES.
Haymarket Block, No. 33 Charlestown Street,
Fig. A shows the general appearance of
the Oiler.
Fig. B the cup attachment, showing the
inner wall.
DESCRIPTION.
These Oilers will recommend themselves to the consumer for the fol-
lowing qualities, possessed by no other Oilers in the market :
1st. The double-walled cup supplies the place of a funnel in filling.
2d. From the peculiar formation of the cup all drip and leakage from
the spout is retained, and a perfectly clean, dry oiler insured.
3d. The Oiler can be picked up from the bench tvith greater facility
and surety than any other.
4th. It is made of heavier stock and with more care than any other
in the market, and is fully warranted.
80 Washington Street, .... BOSTON, MASS.
Agent for the Purchase, Sale, and Leasing of
REAL ESTATE-
Souses, Stores, and Iiand, in "Boston and vicinity, bought and sold on
liberal terms. NEGOTIATOR OF NOTES AND MORTGAGES.
Particular Attention paid to the Care of Meal Estate, and Collection of Ments,
Dividends, and Interest.
1872
JANUARY.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
TILATING COMPANY
OF BOSTON, MASS.
Business Agent,
7 SPRING LANE.
The Eureka Ventilator is the cheapest, simplest, and most efficacious Ventilator in
the world. Being of cast iron, and imbedded in the wall, near th|3 ceiling, it is in-
destructible. Supplies an abundance of pure oxygen in a manner so that no direct
draw/lit can strike the occupants of the room. Is neat and ornamental, and can be
regulated to any required quantity of air. Can be placed in any old or new wall with-
out ri-ik of blundering. It is indispensable, and is best adapted to MILLS, FAC-
TORIES, SCHOOL-ROOMS, MEETING ROOMS, SLEEPING
APARTMENTS, STABLES, KITCHENS, etc., etc. Prices from $4.50
to $12.09, according to size. Send for descriptive circular.
WILLIAM L. LOCKHART,
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Coffins^ Caskets^ Hobes^ die,
Coffins and. Caskets made lo order at shortest notice.
199, 201, 203, 205, 207, and 209 Bridge St.,
OFFICE 303,
EAST CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
Merrimack River Directory.
CONCORD BUSINESS
EMBRACING
A Classified liist of all Trades, Professions, and Pursuits in
the City of Concord for the Vcar 1$72, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Agricultural Implements.
Ford William P., 235 Main, north of City hall
"Walker Gust., 1 Phenix block, Main, n. opp. the depot
Warde, Humphrey & Dodge, Exchange building, Main
Ale, Porter, &c.
Adams G. H. & C. G., Main, opposite Phenix Hotel
Taylor & Pendergast, Main, Fisherville
Thornton J. J., Main, Fisherville
Apothecaries.
Danforth & Ingalls, 112 Main
Eastman & Co., Hill's block, Main
Foster H. B., Main, opposite the depot
Martin C. H. & Co., 103 Main, near Pleasant
Rollins J. S. & Co., Main, Fisherville
Rollins & Co., Main, opposite State-house
Topliff C. C, Main, Fisherville
TJnderhill & Kittredge, State block, Main
18 MEEEIMACK EIVEK DIEECTORY.
Architect.
DOW EDWARD, over the First National Bank, oppo-
site Phenix Hotel (see adv. dept., p. 2)
Artificial Limbs.
Jewett Leg Co., Central block, Main
Artists.
Moore H. P., Capitol
Shaw Joseph D., 3 Moore's block, Main
Auctioneers.
Shattuck & Pickering, 1 Warren
Axe, Sledge, and Hammer Handle Manufacturer.
Fisher H. M., Fisherville
Axle Manufacturers.
BROWN D. ARTHUR & CO., Fisherville
Bakers.
Bradbury F. C, Stickney's block
Norris James S. & Co., 85 Main
Banks.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Bankers.
Minot & Co., first door west of post-office, School
Bedstead Manufacturer.
Elwell Isaac, opposite freight depot
Belting.
(Leather and Rubber.)
Moore James N. & Son, 212 Main
Walker Gust., 1 Phenix block, Main, n. opp. the depot
Warde, Humphrey & Dodge, 1 and 2 Exchange block,
Main
Belting Manufacturers.
Eastman Samuel & Co., West Concord
CONCORD. 19
Billiard Halls.
Pendergast John, Main, Fisherville
Rand Hamilton L., Hill's block, Main
Taylor Edward, Fisherville
Blacksmiths.
Carter B. G., rear Main
Chesley J. C, E. Concord
Chesley Samuel M., Union Steam Mill
Cochran & Fitch, opposite Phenix Hotel
David J. S., Fisherville
Fuller Hilton, Turnpike, corner West
Welcome & Batchelder, rear Rumford block
Wilson T. O., Fisherville
Blank Book Manufacturer.
Crawford, F. S., Statesman block, Main
Book Binders.
Crawford F. S., Statesman building, Main
Giles N., Stickney's block, Main
Morrill & Silsby, Central block, Main, opposite Depot
Booksellers and Stationers.
Eastman Edson C, Central building, 160 Main
Fisk William H., Eagle bookstore, Stickney's block
GUERNSEY D. L., State block, Main
Noyes S. G., Main, Fisherville
Sanborn B. W. & Co., Sanborn's block, Main
Wiggen A. H., Main, corner School
Boot and Shoe Findings.
Hill Chase, 147 Main
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Ayer N., Main, Fisherville
Batchelder George H., Central building, Fisherville
Clark H., South
Fairfield W. R., Main, opp. Pearl
French J., School
Gilman William, opposite Statesman block
Knapp A. K., Low's block, Main
Rollins John, 143 Main
Savary Thomas W., Main, Fisherville
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
Chad wick & Co., Main, Fisherville
Clarke C. W., 5 Exchange block
Clifford J. F., Stickney's block, Main, under Eagle hall
Fox D. Warren, Main, Fisherville
Gilman V. M. (ranfr.), Main, opp. Statesman block
Harris & Co., State block, Main
Jacobs T. S., Main, Fisherville
Marden Frank, City block, opposite Phenix block
Sanders J. P. (retail), Main, Fisherville
Thorn Calvin, Main, corner Free Bridge road
Weatherbee J., Main, opposite State block
Whittredge George F., 10 Main
Brass Founders.
Ford & Kimball, 66 Main
Brick Manufacturer.
Bowers Joseph R., Turnpike
Candle Manufacturers.
Critchett M. & Son, Walnut, near Washington
Carpenters and Builders.
Adams Francis, Liberty
Blanchard Sawyer, Academy
Brainard Diiane D., State, corner Thompson
Buzzell G. II., Bethel
Chandler & Co., 298 Main
Chandler & Son, Main, corner Pearl
Clifford & Currier, rear Stickney's block
Cloud W. W., 16 Main
Dow & Wheeler, Warren, near Main
French Benjamin, School
Gordon W. E. Jackson
Hardy C. W., Fisherville
Hutchinson E. B., Pleasant, near Main
Lang G. K., Pleasant
Morgan & Shattuck, Beacon
Webster Peter W., rear Low's block
Carpets and Oil Cloths.
Allen W. H., Main, Fisherville
Pressey C. G., 3 Moore's block, Main
Stearns W. B., Main, opposite State-house
CONCORD.
21
Carriage Hardware.
Smith J. R. & Co., 141 Main
Smith & Walker, opposite Depot
Warde, Humphrey & Dodge, 1 & 2 Exchange block
Carriage Manufacturers.
Abbott, Downing & Co., 17 Main
Batchelder David, rear Rumford block
Dow J. D., Fisherville
Griffin S. M., 253 Main, near corner Ferry
Harper Charles S., East Concord
Harvey, Morgan & Co., 58 Main
Royce G. S., Fisherville
Carriagesmiths.
Brockway George W., rear of the depot, West Concord
Griffin S. M., 253 Main
Harper Charles S., East Concord
Carriage Springs.
Palmer & Co., office Exchange block, Main
Car Wheel Manufacturers.
Ford & Kimball, Railroad square, office 66 Main
Churn Manufacturers.
Blanchard Charles P. & Co., 211 Main
Cider and Vinegar Manufacturer.
Fuller H. M., under Sanborn's block, Capitol court
Cigars and Tobacco.
Hubbard J.'S. (mnfr.), 109 Main
Kayes H. G. (mnfr.), 8 Main
Perkins & Stevens, 105 Main
Civil Engineers.
Dunklee & Allen, 60 Main
Knowlton A. L., First National Bank building, Main
Land C. C, Hill's building, Main
Morrill G. S., Fisherville
Clergymen.
Adams Elisha, 205 State
Ayer F. D., Franklin
Barry John A., School, corner Huntington
Blake S. L., South
Bouton Nathaniel, Main, opposite City hall
Cook Samuel, 56 State
Couch John, Rumforcl, near Cambridge
Cummings Eben E., 23 Green
Curtis Silas, Rumford, near Washington
Drew A. E., 161 State
Eames J. II., 33 Main
Faunce Daniel H., 29 Green
Fiske Albert W., Sumner, opposite Church, Fisherville
Gerould M., Essex
Harriman James, Sumner
Hook J. G., Auburn
Howes M., East Concord
Jewett W. R., Fisherville
Jordan W. V., 18 Green
Kendall Henry A., East Concord
Lovering Joseph F., 88 State
Merrill John W., 161 State
Nutting J. P., Perley
Patten David, Washington
Putnam H. B., Hanover
Safford H. G., Hanover
Smith E., East Concord
Utley Samuel, Jackson, corner Church
Clothing.
Chase & Burpee, Main, Fisherville
Critchett M. B., Main, corner Warren
Lincoln & Richardson, Phenix block, Main
Marshall William, 114 Main
Nelson J. T. & Co., Main, Fisherville
Sanders J. P., Main, Fisherville
Shaw & Drew, Exchange building, Main
Sleeper J. T., Stickney's block, opposite State-house
Strauss Brothers, Hill's block, Main
Tucker James I., Main, Fisherville
Coffins and Caskets.
CROW CHARLES, 6 Pleasant (see advt., p. 2)
Commission Merchants.
Prescott E. P. & Co., Railroad square
Quimby S. & Co., 3 Pleasant
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Concord Harness.
HILL J. R. & CO., 151 Main (see advt. on front cover)
Confectioners.
(See also Fruit and Confectionery.)
Morrill J. H., Main, opposite State-house
Norris James S. & Co., 85 Main
Confectionery Manufacturers.
Bradbury F. C. & J. Y., Stickney's new block, Main
Morrill J. H., Main, opposite State-house
Norris James S. & Co., 85 Main
Piper & Haskins, Central block, Main
Cotton Goods Manufacturers.
Brown H. H. & Sons (print cloths), Fisherville
Brown John S., Fisherville
Cotton Mills.
Pennacook Cotton Mills (print cloths), Fisherville, John
S. Brown, proprietor
Country Produce
(See Produce.)
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
BATY & CO., Fisherville (see advt., p. 3)
McNeil & Carter, Main, Fisherville
Pressey C. G., Columbian building, Main
Stearns W. B., Main, opposite State-house
STEVENS & DUNCKLEE, Main, opposite Phenix
House (see advt., p. 2)
Sturtevant & Whittredge, 6 Main
Cutlery.
(See Hardware.)
Dentists.
Cummings & Young, Phenix block, Main
Fletcher'Wiiliam W., Stickney's block, Main
Little J. W., 176 Main
Towle C. N, Hill's building, Main
White H. L>., Mechanics' block, Fisherville *
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Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Bunker Andrew, Union Steam Mill
Crowther Brothers, Fisherville
Eastman L., School
Martin J. C, Fisherville
ROLFE C. M. & A. W., manufacturers, near Gage, Por-
ter & Co.'s saw manufactory, Fisherville (see adv.
dept., p. 1)
Drain Pipe.
Concord Cement Pipe works, near gas works
Dress Makers.
Abbott Esther N. Miss, Spring, corner Pleasant
Brown S. K. Mrs., Main, boards Washington House'
Fisherville
Converse R. A. Miss, Central block, Main
Conch Mahala Mrs., 83 State
Crawford Jane L. Miss, City block, Main
Daggett F. B., Main, Fisherville
Flanders Mary D., 157 State
Hayward Etta, Fisherville
Jones David B. Mrs., Central block, Main
Noyes Mary A. Miss, State block, Main
Ordway H. S. Miss, Stickney's new block, Main
Rines M., Fisherville
Wentworth Charlotte G., Washington, near the jail
Drugs and Medicines.
Danforth & Ingalls (wholesale and retail), 112 Main
Eastman & Co., Hill's block, Main
Foster II. B., Main, opposite the depot
Martin C. H. & Co., 103 Main, near Pleasant
Rollins & Co., Main, opposite the State-house
Topliff C. C, Main, Fisherville
Underbill & Kittredge, State block, Main
Dry Goods.
Allen W. JL, Main, Fisherville
Blanchard J. S., 162 Main
Brown Thomas F., jr., Stickney's north block
Chadwick & Co., Main, Fisherville
Clarke D. E., 5 Exchange block, Main
Eastman, Currier & Co., W. Central
Eastman II. M., Capitol
Evans F., Main
Hall & Foote, Main, Fisherville
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Harris & Co., State block, Main
Hazelton James, Rumford block, Main
Johnson John P., Stickney's block, opposite State-house
Kilburn J. C. & Co., Rumford block
Linehan J. C, Main, near the bridge, Fisherville
Mayers Richard (wholesale and retail), Main, second door
north of Phenix Hotel
Rowell & Clough, Washington
Stone & Ayers, Central block, Main
Underbill F. B. & Co., Hill's new block, Main
Whittredge George F., 10 Main
Dye House.
Holden B. F. & D., West Concord
Engraver.
Nelson N. C. (silver and gold), Durgin's block, School
Express Agent.
BEAN M. H., agent for United States and Canada Ex-
press, Main, Fisherville (see advt. front colored page)
Express Companies.
CHENEY & CO.'S UNITED STATES AND CAN^
ADA EXPRESS, via Lowell, Nashua, Concord,
Manchester, and Lawrence railroads. N. White,
agent, Concord, at north end of passenger depot,
branch office in Eagle Hotel (see advt. front colored
page)
Fancy Goods.
Allen W. H., Main, Fisherville
Bell W. H., Main, Fisherville, near the bridge
Carr N. G., Statesman block, Main
Chadwick H. Mrs., Main, Fisherville
Churchill Henry, Rumford block
Crawford J. L. Miss, Main, opposite Phenix Hotel
Fisk William H., Stickney block
Foster H. B., Main, opposite the depot
Folger Delia M. Mrs., 87 Main
Jacobs L. J. Mrs., Main, Fisherville
Jones D. B. Mrs., Main, one door north of Masonic Temple
Knight E., Main, opposite State-house
Marshall E. H. Mrs., Stickney's block, Main
Mayers Richard, Main, second door north of Phenix Hotel
Morrill Samuel F. & Co., Central block, 119 Main
Morrill & Silsby, Central block, Main
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Noyes S. G., Main, Fisherville
Piper & Haskins, Central block, Main
Rollins J. S. & Co., Fisherville
Shepard E. K, 161 Main
Underhill & Kittredge, State block, Main
Wadleigh G. W., between State and Hill's block
Whittredge George F., 10 Main
Fish Markets.
McGibney & Ahern, "Warren
Prentiss C. B. & Co., School
Taylor & Pendergast, Main, Fisherville
Flour and Grain.
Barter Lewis & Co., opposite freight depot
Batchelder, Wentworth & Co., 5 Statesman bl'dg, Main
Blake J. M. & Ferrin, Stickney's block, opp. State-house
Cochran J. A., corner Main and Pleasant
Cotton J. F., near freight depot
GAGE C. & J. C, Fisherville
Gordon & Edgerly, Main, opposite depot
Hutchins & Co., Railroad square
Pearson J. H. & Co., Railroad square
Pitman O. V. & W. H., Main
Prescott E. P. & Co., Depot street
Quimby S. & Co., 3 Pleasant
Webster C. C. (wholesale and retail), 2 & 3 Phenix block,
Main
West John A., Main, corner Ferry
Whitcher & Stratton, opposite freight depot
Flour Mills.
GAGE C. & J. C, Fisherville
Whitcher & Stratton, opposite freight depot
Fruit and Confectionery.
Gale A. W., 119$ Main
Piper & Haskins, Central block, Main
Prentiss C. B. & Co., city market, opposite Phenix Hotel
Webster C. C, 2 & 3 Phenix block, Main
Furniture.
Amsden H. H. & Sons (manufacturers), Main, Fisherville
Brown J. & Co., Stickney's block, opp. the State-house
Elwell Isaac (manufacturer), near freight depot
Fernald W. J., Pleasant
Hill Daniel A., Main, corner Free Bridge road
Vogler & Clough, 116 Main
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Gas and Steam Fitters.
Badger William, Capitol
MORSE J. C, School, opposite post-office
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
(See also Clothing.)
Cooper J. A., Capitol
Corser N. D., Fisherville
Crichett M. B., Main, corner Warren
Hill Cyrus & Son, Hill's building, Main
Lincoln & Richardson, Exchange building, Main
Marshall William, 114 Main
Nelson J. T. & Co., Main, Fisherville
Richardson & Cooper, first door north of Phenix Hotel
Sleeper J. T., Stickney's block, Main, opposite State-house
Strauss Brothers, Hill's block, Main
Stewart T. W. & J. H, Rumford block, Main
Tucker J. I., Main, Fisherville
Woodward E. W. & Co., Phenix Hotel building, Main
Granite Quarries.
Blanch ard David, West Concord
Concord Granite Company, West Concord
Donogan & Foster, West Concord
Fuller H. M., West Concord
Granite Railway Company, West Concord
Gray Daniel, West Concord
Nutting F., West Concord
Robert & Crowley, West Concord
Runnells & Clough, West Concord
West Concord Granite Company, West Concord
Grist Mills.
Brown H. H. & Co., Fisherville
Clough J., East Concord
Union Steam Mill, Main
Grocers, Wholesale and Retail.
Batchelder, Wentworth & Co., 5 Statesman bl'dg., Main
Brown Thomas F., jr., Stickney's north block, Main
Dudley G. M, Fisherville
Eastman, Currier & Co., West Concord
Evans Franklin, Main, south of Franklin
Farnam & Osgood, Main, corner Free Bridge road
Fisk F. A., Main, opposite Church
Gordon & Edgerly, Jackson
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Hall & Foote, Main, Fisherville
Hoit J. Frank & Co., Masonic Temple, Main
Hutchins & Co., Railroad square
Kilburn E. G. & Co., 2 Moore's block, Main
Leavitt B. F. & Co., Phenix Hotel block
LINEHAN J. C, Main, near bridge, Fisherville
McCurdy D. A., Moore's block, Main
McNeaf & Carter, Main, Fisherville
Moore Merrill, Washington square, Fisherville
Murphy & Reen, Chandler
Pitman O. V. & W. H., Main, corner Free Bridge road
Putney John, East Concord
Rowell, Clough & Co., Washington
Sawyer W. & Co., Main, Fisherville
Sturtevant & Whittredge, 6 Main
Webster C. C, 2 and 3 Phenix block, Main
Gunsmith.
Eastman John I., 236 Main
Hair Dressers.
Allen C. W., 145 Main
Corning Warren H., Merchants' block, Main
Farrell Thomas T., Main, Fisherville
French Oscar F., Main, Fisherville
Hart Thomas, Depot
Jones J. M. Mrs., 3 Sanborn's block, Capitol
Knee Bros., City hall, Main
Proctor C. H., Masonic building, Main
Halls.
Central hall, Central block, Main
City hall, in City building
Eagle hall, Stickney's block, Main
Memorial hall, Hill's building, Main
Music hall, Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows hall, Central block, Main
Pantheon hall, Fisherville
Phenix hall, Main
Hardware.
Hall & Foote, Main, Fisherville
Holmes & Evans, Main, Fisherville
Moore James & Sons, 212 Main
Walker & Co., Railroad square, opposite depot
Walker Gust., 1 Phenix block, Main, nearly opp. the depot
Warde, Humphrey & Dodge, Exchange block
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Harness Makers.
Coburn John A., Main, Fisherville
HILL JAMES R. & CO., 151 Main. Original and only
manufacturers of the genuine Concord harness and
collars (see advt. front cover)
Johnson J. D., 234 Main
Lawrence Joseph W., Warren, near Main
Symonds David, rear Main
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
(See also Clothing.)
Critchett M. B., Main, corner Warren
Hill Cyrus & Son, Hill's building, Main
Marshall William, 114 Main
Richardson & Cooper, first door north of Phenix Hotel
Sanger A. T., Low's block, Main
Shaw & Drew, Exchange block
Strauss Brothers, Hill's block, Main
Horse Clothing.
(See also Harness Makers.)
HILL JAMES R. & CO., 151 Main (see advt. front cover)
Hose Manufacturers.
Eastman Samuel & Co., West Concord
Hotels.
EAGLE HOTEL, Main, John A. W hite, proprietor, John
F. Byron, clerk (see advt. front cover)
Elm House, Main, J. S. Dutton, proprietor
Merrimack Hotel, Free Bridge road
Pennacook House, Main, Fisherville, H. Bonney, prop'r
Phenix Hotel, Main, near Depot, J. R. Crocker, proprietor
SHERMAN HOUSE, opposite Free Bridge road, W. G.
& H. N. Colston, proprietors (see adv. dept., p. 3)
Washington House, Main, Fisherville, Gilman Shaw, pro-
prietor
Ice.
Randlet H. W. & Co., Hill's avenue
Taylor & Pendergast, Main, Fisherville
Insurance Agents.
Butler N. & Co., Fisherville
Crawford F. S., Statesman building
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Danforth C. C, Phenix building
Eastman S. & S. C, Rumford block, Main
Jacktnan Lyman, 6 State block, Main
Lang J. E. (Fire & Life), State-house
Moore C. W., Hill's block
Prescott A. J. (Fire & Life), Exchange block, Main
Shaw & Perkins, Merchants block, Main
Smith D. E. & A. W., Phenix block, Main
Staniels R. P., Main
Stevens W. C, Statesman building
Thompson J. S. (Life), Hill's building, Main
Webster, Morrill & Co., State block, Main
Iron Foundries.
Brown D. Arthur & Co., Fisherville
Ford William P. & Co., 235 Main, north of City hall
Ford & Kimball, 66 Main
Iron and Steel.
Depot Iron Store, Walker & Co., Railroad square
Warde, Humphrey & Dodge, Exchange block, Main
Jewelers.
(See Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Kitchen and House Furnishing Goods.
BATY & CO., Fisherville (see advt., p. 3)
STEVENS & DUNCKLEE, Main, opposite Phenix Ho-
tel (see advt., p. 2)
Knife Manufacturer.
Smith John, Pleasant, opposite Masonic Temple
Lamps, &c.
Folger A., Durgin's block, School
Laundry.
City Laundry, J. A. Cooper, White's block, Capitol
Lawyers.
Badger Benjamin E., Stickney's block, Main
Badger Stephen C, Stickney's block, Main
Blanchard George S., Exchange building, Main
Butler N., Fisherville
Butterfield J. Ware, Hill's block, Main
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Chase P. S., Romford block, Main
Dana S., Rumford block, Main
Eastman S. C, Rumford block, Main
Eastman, Page & Albin, First National Bank building
Fletcher Arthur, Main, opposite School
Flint L. T., Sanborn's block, Main
Fowler Asa F. A., Merrimack block, Main
George John H., Sanborn's block, Main
Goodwin William F., 45 School
Lane S. G., Hill's block, Main
Marshall & Chase, 2 & 3 State block, Main
Minot, Tappan & Mugridge, Hill's block, Main
Perkins Hamilton E., Sanborn's block, Main
Rolfe Henry P., Stickney's block, Main
Sanborn C. S., Sanborn's block, Main
Stevens Samuel H., 16'2 State
Stevens L. D., Low's block, Main
Stevens & Lund, Main, opposite School
Towle George S., Rumford, near Cambridge
Leather.
Eastman S. & Co. (mnfr.), West Concord
Hill Chase (dealer), 147 Main
Lime, Cement, and Plaster.
Cilley J. A., Main, opposite State block
GAGE C. & J. C, Fisherville
Hutchins & Co., Railroad square
Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufacturers.
Robinson & Tilton, Central building, Main
Machinists and Machinery.
BROWN D. ARTHUR & CO., Fisherville
Dunklee & Allen, 60 Main
Mansfield George H. (tool manufacturer), Durgin's block,
rear School
Wilson T. 0., Fisherville
Maps, &c.
GUERNSEY D. L., State block, Main
Marble Workers.
Cummings Brothers, 89 Main, third door south of Ma-
sonic Temple
Farley H. N. & Co., Main, corner Freight
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Markets.
Convers N. P. & Co., Main
Dudley C. V. & Co., Masonic Temple
Flanders C. C, 1 Moore's block, Main
Foss John H., Main, Fisherville
Gleason G. H., Washington
Hart William & Co., 16 School
Kilburn & Emmons, Moore's block
Masons.
Bean Joel W., Freight
Bean M. H., Walnut, Fisherville
Cilley J. A., Main
Kenney & Godfrey, 12 School
Ordway & Ferrin, 7 Warren
Robinson N"., Rumford
Melodeon Springs.
GAGE, PORTER & CO. (mnfrs.), Fisherville (see adv
dept.; page 1)
Merchant Tailors.
(See also Clothing.)
Chase & Burpee, Main, Fisherville
Corser N. B., Main, Fisherville
Critchett M. B., Merchants building^
Sleeper J. T., Stickney's block, opposite the State-house
Steward T. W. & J. H., Rumford block
Stone & Ayers, Central block, Main
Woodman & Upton, Low's block
Woodward E. W. & Co., Phehix building, Main
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Brown T. A., Statesman building
Chadwick H. Mrs., Main, Fisherville
Crawford J. L. Miss, Main, opposite Phenix block
Folger Delia M. Mrs., 89 Main
Hazelton James, State block, Main
Jacobs L. J. Mrs.
Jones D. B. Mrs., north of Masonic Temple, Main
Smith M. M. Mrs., 158 Main
Wadleigh G. W., between State and Hill's block
Music and Musical Instruments.
Day W. K., Merchants block
Jackman John, Merchants block
Prescott Brothers, Exchange building, Main
Prescott Joseph W., Exchange building, Main
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Music Teachers.
Day Warren K., Merchants building, Main
Jackman J., Merchants building
Newspapers.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Notaries Public.
Albin J. H.j First National Bank building
Lane S. G., Hill's block
Nurserymen.
Eaton Calvin, Maple
Main George, 3 Merrimack
Organs and Melodeons.
Day W. K. (dealer), Merchants' block
Jackman J. (dealer), Merchants block
Parker & Secomb (manufacturers), Union Steam Mills,
rear Main
Prescott Brothers (mnfrs.), Exchange building, Main
Painters.
Carpenter & Cole, School, opposite Durgin's block
Connell John, Warren, near Main
Cutting A. D., Academy
Cutting E. E., Academy
Glover G. P., rear Hill's block
Moulton Edward, Union
Perkins W. W., 107 Spring
Rounsfield James, rear Rumford block
Savaiy C. E., rear Rumford block
Smart G. M., rear Main
Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.
Eastman & Co., Hill's block, Main
Hall & Foote, Main, Fisherville
Martin C. H. & Co., 103 Main, near Pleasant
Paper Hanger.
(See also Painters.)
Perkins W. W., 107 Spring
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Paper Hangings.
Allen W. H., Main, Fisherville
Fisk William H., Eagle bookstore, Stickney's block
Pressey C. G., Columbian building, Main
Stearns W. B., Main, opposite State-house
Pension Agency.
U. S. Pension Agency, Central block, Main
Periodicals and Newspapers.
(See Booksellers and Stationers.)
Photograph Apparatus and Materials.
Carr Benjamin, Union block, Main
Photographers.
Foster J. H., Union block, Main
Gerould E. P., Main, near Phenix Hotel
Kimball Brothers, State block, Main
Lamprey M. S., Washington square, Fisherville
Moore H. P., Wairen
Physicians.
Abbott Ezra W., 9 Warren
Bancroft Jesse P., Insane Asylum
Barney J. W., Pleasant
Carter Ezra, 249 Main
Conn G. P., 220 Main
CROSBY ALBERT II. (and Surgeon), Main, opposite
State-house
Emery S. M., Main, Fisherville
Gage Charles P., 2 Montgomery
Gage & Conn, Stickney's block, Main
Gallinger J. II. (homoeopathic), office Phenix block, resides
corner State and Center
Haynes Timothy, 8 Park
Hosmer William H., Merrimack, cor. Centre, Fisherville
Lockerby Charles A., Merrimack building
Mclntire H. G. (specialist), Tahanto, corner School
Moore J. C. W., 84 Main
Morrill Alpheus (homoeopathic), 82 Main
Morrill Shadrach C. (homoeopathic), 82 Main
Moulton Albert A., 1 Call's block, State
Prescott William, Elm, near Pleasant
Robinson A. H., 1 Park
Russell Moses W., Warren, near Spring
1555917
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Simpson S. L., Main, near Pleasant
Smart William H., 73 Main
Topliff Charles C, Main, Fisherville
Warren B. S. (botanic), Main, corner Chapel
Webster French, Spring, corner Pleasant
Piano Forte and Melodeon Key Manufacturer.
Crockett J. S., School
Piano Forte Stool Manufacturers.
Merrill A. L., Masonic block, Pleasant
Parker & Secomb, near Union Steam Mills
Prescott Brothers, Exchange block, Main
Picture Frame Manufacturers.
(See Looking Glass and Picture Frames.)
Planing Mills.
Elwell Isaac, near freight depot
Union Steam Mill, north end of Main
Plaster Mill.
Clough J. T., East Concord
Plow Manufacturers.
Ford William P. & Co., 235 Main, north of City hall
Plumbers.
Eves John, Spring
MORSE J. H., School
Printers, Book and Job.
Butterfield & Hill, KT. H. Patriot office, Sanborn's block,
Main
Eastman E. C. & Co., Exchange block
Independent Press Association, Durgin's block, School
Jones A. G., Exchange building, Main
Morrill & Silsby, Central block, Main
Noyes Samuel G., Main, Fisherville
Woodbury F. D., City block, Main
Produce.
Cochran J. A., Main, cor. Pleasant, opp. passenger depot
Pearson J. H. & Co. (western), Railroad square
Prentiss C. B. & Co., City market, opposite Phenix Hotel
Whitcher & Shelton, opposite freight depot
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Provision Dealers.
Convers N". P. & Co., Main
Flanders John H., Moore's block
Foss J. H., Fisherville
Goldsmith J. B., Fisherville
Hoit J. Frank & Co., Masonic Temple, Main
McCurdy D. A., Moore's block
Newhall & Haines, Main, opposite Phenix block
Sawyer W. H., Main, Fisherville
Taylor & Clement, Statesman building, Main
Webster C. C, 2 and 3 Phenix block, Main
Publishers.
(See Newspapers, in Miscellaneous Department.)
Pump Maker.
Button Reuben, Warren, near Main
Real Estate Agents.
Lane S. G., Hill's block, Main
Rand J. B., Exchange block, Main
Restaurants.
Bradbury F. C, Stickney's new block, Main
Gillis Joseph, School, opposite Durgin's block
Hoit S., Main, third door from School
Hook J. B., Main, opposite Free Bridge road
Igo Thomas, Fisherville
O'Brien Ellen Mrs., Main, near City hall
Piper & Haskins, Central block, Main
Smith & ISTewhall, Hill's avenue, corner Commercial
Stearns M. A., Main, Fisherville
Wadleigh William R., Main, Fisherville
Roofer (Slate and Gravel).
Tamblyn T. B., near Sherman House
Saddlery Hardware.
Hill James R. & Co., 151 Main
Smith & Walker, opposite Depot
Sashes, Doors, and Blinds.
(See also Doors, Sashes, &c.)
ROLFE C. M. & A. W., Fisherville (see advt., p. 1)
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Saw Manufacturers.
GAGE, PORTER & CO., Fisherville (see adv. dept., p. 1)
Sewing Machines.
Drew G. W., Merchants block, Main
HOWE (Elias) SEWING MACHINE, Ramsdell Rob-
ert, agent, 161 Main (see advt., p. 2)
Kilburn J. C. & Co., 102 Main
Morrill Samuel F. & Co. (Singer), 119 Main
RAMSDELL ROBERT (agent, Elias Howe's), 161 Main
(see adv. dept., p. 2)
Smith M. M., 158 Main
Stanley & Ayer, Merrimack block, Main
Shoe and Leather Findings.
Hill Chase, 147 Main
Silk Dyer.
Farrar Cyrus, East Concord
Silver Platers.
Smith & Walker, Depot street
Silver and Plated Ware.
(See Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Silversmith.
Durgin William B., Durgin's block, School
Silver Ware Manufacturer.
Durgin William B., Durgin's block, School
Sledge and Hammer Handles.
Fisher H. M., manufacturer, near Gage, Porter & Co.'s
saw manufactory, Fisherville
Soap Manufacturers.
Blood B. A., Free Bridge road
Crichett M. & Son, Walnut, near Washington
Vesper Joseph R., Washington, Fisherville
Spoke Manufacturer.
Clough Charles H., Green
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Spring Manufacturers.
GAGE, PORTER & CO., Fisherville (see advt, p. 1)
Palmer & Co., Railroad square
Stables, Livery, Boarding, and Sale.
Bean M. H., opposite post-office, Fisherville
Dudley P. & Co., in rear of Phenix Hotel
EAGLE HOTEL STABLES, rear of Eagle Hotel
Foster A. & G. A., 6 Warren
Morrison & Shattuck, Fisherville, Washington House
Phenix Hotel stables, rear Phenix Hotel
SHERMAN HOUSE, r. Sherman House, Colston Broth-
ers, proprietors
Smith & Edgerly, Main, Fisherville
Thompson F. W., Main, opposite Free Bridge road
Stair Builder.
Wallace S, Pearl
Steam and Gas Fitter.
MORSE J. H., 14 School
Stone Cutters.
(See Granite Quarries.)
Donagan & Davis, State, near Fosterville
Emerton George W., Walker, corner Union
Stove Manufacturers.
BROWN D. ARTHUR & CO., Fisherville
Ford William P. & Co., 235 Main, north of City hall
Stoves and Tinware.
BATY & CO., Main, Fisherville (see adv. dept., p. 3)
Bishop Edwin, Moore's block, Main
Chase J. H., Main, opposite Statesman building
Ford William P. & Co. (manufacturers), 235 Main, north
of City hall
Holmes & Evans, Main, Fisherville
STEVENS & DUNCKLEE, Main, opposite Phenix Ho-
tel (see adv. dept., p. 2)
Tailors.
(See Merchant Tailors.)
CONCORD.
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Tanners and Curriers.
Blake J. Mellen, rear 105 State
Eastman S. & Co., West Concord
Telegraph Companies.
Northern Telegraph Company, office State block
Western Union, Depot, Railroad square
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers.
BATY & CO., Main, Fisherville (see advt., p. 3)
Bishop Edwin, Moore's block, Main
Chase J. H., Main, opposite Statesman building
Crummett J. B., Main, opposite Statesman block
Holmes & Evans, Main, Fisherville
STEVENS & DUNCKLEE, Main, opposite Phenix Ho-
tel (see advt., p. 2)
Trunks and Valises.
(See also Harness Makers and Clothing Dealers.)
Coburn John A., Main, Fisherville
Hill Cyrus & Son, Hill's building, Main
HILL J. R. & CO., 151 Main (see advt. front cover)
Marshall William, 114 Main
Sanger A. T., Low's block, opposite the post-office
Undertakers.
Coburn J. A., Fisherville
CROW CHARLES, 6 Pleasant (see advt., p. 2)
Upholsterers.
Aldrich H. H., School, near Main
Fernald W. J., 6 Pleasant
Hill Daniel A., corner Free Bridge road, Main
Vogler & Clough, 116 Main
Wagon Axle Manufacturers.
BROWN D. ARTHUR & CO., Fisherville
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
Bell William IL, Main, near Bridge
Carr Norman G., Statesman block, Main
Carter J. (repairs), 14 School
Dow C. J., Main, opposite State-house
Hall Ivory, 262 Main
40 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Knight E., Stickney's block, Main
Morrill Samuel F. & Co., Central block, 119 Main
Noves S. G., Fisherville
Sherburn A. P., 149 Main
Stanley & Ayer, Phenix Hotel building, Main
Watchmakers and Engravers.
Carr N". G., Statesman block, Main
Knight E., Main, opposite State-house
Nelson N. C, School, near post-office
Water Wheel Manufacturers.
BROWN D. ARTHUR & CO., Fisherville
Wheelwrights.
(See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Dow J. D., Fisherville
Eastman Chandler, West Concord
Fife John, Fisherville
Whiffletree Spring Manufacturers.
GAGE, PORTER & CO., Fisherville (see adv. dept, p. 1)
Whips.
(See also Harness Makers.)
HILL JAMES R. & CO., 151 Main (see advt. front cover)
Window Glass.
(See Paints, Oils, and Glass.)
Wood and Lumber Dealers.
GAGE C. & J. C, near Walnut Mills, Fisherville
Lock George S., Free Bridge road
Randlet H. W. & Co., Hill's avenue, cor. Railroad square
Union Steam Mills, 37 Central
Wood Working Machinery.
Dunklee & Allen, 60 Main
Woolen Mills.
Harris Almon & Sons (flannels), Fisherville
Holden B. F. & D. (flannels), West Concord
Diamond Emery Wheel Haifi Co.
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Highest Cash Price paid for Hides, Calf & Wool Skins.
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MANCHESTER.
Agricultural Implements.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt.,
colored page)
Eastman Daniel B., at Depot, Main, Piscataquog
VARICK JOHN, 809 and 811 Elm, see adv. dept., p. 4)
Ale, Porter, &c.
CASHIN JOHN H, 71 Manchester (see advt., p. 9)
Conner D., 613 Elm
FAHEY PETER & CO., Elm, cor. Pleasant, agents
Amoskeag brewery
GRAY F. L., .868 Elm (see adv.. dept., p. 5)
Haines & Wallace, Main, near the bridge
Hayes & Co., 11 Mercantile block, Concord
Lacasse J. S., 1041 Elm
SWEENY JOHN, 687 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 12>
Apothecaries.
Campbell Z. F., Elm, corner Amherst
Campbell & Hunt, Stearns' Hotel
Can- S. S., 1133 Elm
Conner H. G., 1023 Elm
Hanson John R., 1167 Elm
Littlefield C. B., 883 Elm
Lord C. F., 11 Hanover
Morrill F. C, 961 Elm
Murry S. F. & Co., 4 City hall, 908 Elm
Perry A. F., Elm, corner Lowell
Tebbetts Brothers, 20 Merrimack block, 786 Elm
Weeks & Currier, 7 and 8 Crosby's block, Elm
Winn & Wilson, 1029 Elm, corner Concord
42 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Architects.
Dickey George E., Globe block, Hanover
Myers W. H., 885 Elm
Auctioneers.
Bosher George F., 813 Elm
Dorr G. H., 1058 Elm
Galacar J., 1142 Elm
Jones J. B., 803 Elm
Prescott H. A., 122 Lowell
Axe and Hatchet Handle Manufacturers.
Piper B. II. & Co., Merchants row
Banks.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Bakers.
Brigham Albert, 1047 Elm
Brigham & Pratt, 131 Hanover
Geoffrov L. G., 97 Manchester
Gondreault N., 1128 Elm
Starr William, 43 Manchester
Belt Hooks and Wire Heddles.
CLEWORTH JOHN", Mechanics row (see adv. dept.,
p. 13)
Belt Manufacturers.
Chase Benjamin H., Mechanics row
Chase John B., 646 Elm
Newell & Stickney, Mechanic mills, and 1070 Elm
VAFJCK JOHN B. (dealer), 809 & 811 Elm (see adv.
dept., p. 4)
Billiard Halls.
Barrett J. W., 4 Granite block, 801 Elm
Griffin Charles C, 9 Amherst
Seelig Ferdinand, 1125 Elm
Shed Charles J., 884 Elm
Wagner Edward, 841 Merchants Exchange
Blacksmiths.
Bnnton Charles, Manchester, opposite Foundry
Farrington Isaac J., Candia road, near Auburn line
Flanders R. W., 624 Elm
MANCHESTER.
43
FRYE A. B., Main (P.)
Hutchinson F. B., 1148 Elm
Lacroix Lewis L., Kidder's court, off Elm
Mansur Eusebe, Main, near Bridge
Merriam George W., 32 Merrimack
Shore William, Lowell, opposite Beach
SMITH A. W., Depot, near Elm (see advt. front colored
page)
Wilson E., Main (P.)
Woodbury John F. & Co.; 1110 Elm, opp. Washington
Blank Book Manufacturer.
Fisk William H., 4 Methodist church block, Elm
Bleacher (Straw Goods).
Rockwood "Calvin, 16 Laurel
Bobbin Manufacturers.
BALDWIN JAMES & CO., Mechanics row (see adv.
dept., p. 11)
Book Binder.
Fisk William H, 4 Methodist church block, Elm
Booksellers and Stationers.
Coburn E. R., 16 Hanover (Antique bookstore)
EATON FRANCIS B., 1019 Elm
Fisk William H, 4 Methodist church block, Elm
Quirnby Alfred, Hanover
SULLIVAN JOHN V., 914 Elm, 2 City hall (see adv.
dept., page 5)
Tewksbury & Brother, 1 Museum building, 740 Elm
WHITNEY I. S., Ferren's building, 866 Elm (see advt.
opp. Manchester title)
Boots and Shoes.
Boyce Warren, 61 Hanover
Burgess A. D., 7 Smyth's block, Elm
Burrows James, Concord, corner Elm
Butler T. F., 780 Elm
Cate William H, 998 Elm
Cayzer & Tolman, 876 Elm
Dodge George W., 911 Elm
Dow Fred. C, 832 Elm
Francis T. D., 925 Elm
Good Frank, 1209 Elm
44 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Hill D. E. & Co., 1103 Elm
Mead J., 97 Hanover
Mitchell, Gore & Co., 2 Methodist church block, Elm
McDonald & Cody, 826 Elm
Montgomery T. S., 5 Masonic Temple, Hanover
Shuff & Kimball, 947 Elm
Thayer George W., 971 Elm
Thompson Charles D., 816 Elm
Trudell A. O., 1064 Elm
Weeks George W., 937 Elm
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Barr John, Elm, opposite Tremont House
Burgess A. D., 7 Smyth's block
Conner J. P., Mast
Cash Joseph, Chestnut
Everett & Co., Mechanic, near Elm
Heselton H. W., 646 Elm
Hoyt S. G., South, near Lowell
McDonald & Cody, 826 Elm
Murray Joseph, 34 Merrimack
Shehan M. F., Elm, near Park
Thompson Charles D. (custom), 816 Elm, 9 Merrimack blk.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
Felton Brothers, Front (Amoskeag village)
Boot and Shoe Stock and Findings.
Stickney J., 1070 Elm
Box Manufacturers.
Evans & Russell, Elm, near Gas works
HAINES & WALLACE, Main, Piscataquog
Hubbard Thomas R., Mechanics row
Smith Joseph L. & Co., east of freight depot
Brass Founder.
Varney David B., 209 Manchester
Brewers.
GRAY F. L., 868 Elm, basement Ferren's building (see
adv. dept., p. 5)
Haines & Wallace, Amoskeag Brewery, Main (Piscata-
quog)
Broom Makers.
Center J., Chestnut
Libbey David (corn and brush), 85 Pine
MANCHESTEK.
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Brush Manufacturer.
Robie William F., Franklin, near Auburn
Business College.
THE GASKELL, BRYANT & STRATTON K H.
Business College for the practical business training
of young men and ladies for all departments of busi-
ness. G. A. Gaskell, principal.
Cane-seat Chairs.
Libbey David (repairer), 85 Pine
Card Clothing Manufacturers.
BISCO & DENNY (stripper and napper), Mechanics
row (see adv. dept., p. 6)
Coburn W. E., Beech
Carpenters and Builders.
Barker Albion, 44 Myrtle
Bradford J. L., 58 Bridge
Butterfield Andrew J., Harrison, corner Pine
Devine Patrick, 36 Park
Evans & Russell, Elm, near Gas works
FRENCH HENRY, 382 and 384 Chestnut (see adv. dept.,
p. 9)
Gordon Horace, 2G1 Hanover
Heselton J. A., 103 Manchester
Hodge Jeremiah, Mechanics row
Holbrook George, Mechanics avenue, rear of post-office
Hubbard Thomas R., Mechanics row
Ireland W., Pine, near Amherst
Kinne M. V. B., Sanborn's block, Elm
Maynard John H, Merrimack, corner Union
Moulton Samuel S., 24 Concord
Parsons S. W., 31 Lowell, corner Chestnut
Sabin A. D., 85 Pine
Spofford Benjamin, 242 Hanover
WESTOVER WILLIAM G. & CO., Elm, near Granite
(see adv. dept., p. 5)
Carpetings.
Barton & Co., 849 Elm
Parker A. O., 1 to 8 Merrimack block, Elm
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Carriage Manufacturers.
(See also Wheelwrights.)
Derry Welcome & Co., 1100 Elm
Lacroix Lewis L., Kidder's court, off Elm
McCRILLIS JOHN B. & SON, Bridge, corner Wilson,
Janesville (see adv. dept., p. 10)
Sanborn A. W. & Co., Elm, corner Bridge
SHAUGHENESSY CHARLES O., Main (P.) (see adv.
dept., p. 8)
Sloan Hiram B., Hallsville
Carriage Painters.
(See also Painters.)
Gould George W., Elm, opposite Tremont House
Lacroix L., Kidder's lane, off Elm
MARTIN R. W., Main (P.)
McCRILLIS J. B. & SON, Bridge, corner Wilson (see
adv. dept., p. 10)
Sanborn A. W. & Co., Sanborn's block, Elm
SHALT GHENESSY CHARLES O., Main (P.) (see adv.
dept., p. 8)
Carriagesmiths.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Bunton Charles, Manchester
ERYE A. P., Main (P.)
Lacroix Lewis L., Kidder's court, off Elm
McCRILLIS JOHN B. & SON, Bridge, corner Wilson,
(see adv. dept., p. 10)
Sanborn A. W. & Co., Sanborn's block, Elm, cor. Bridge
Carriage Spoke Manufacturer.
Piper B. IL, Mechanics row
Carriage Stock Manufacturers.
McCRILLIS JOHN B. & SON, Mechanics row (see
adv. dept., p. 10)
Carriage Trimmers.
Lacroix Lewis L., Kidder's court, off Elm
McCRILLIS JOHN B. & SON, Bridge, corner Wilson,
(see adv. dept., p. 10)
Sanborn A. W. & Co., Sanborn's block, Elm, cor. Bridge
MANCHESTER.
47
Castings.
FORSAITH S. C, foot of Auburn, east of freight-depot
(see adv. dept., p. 13)
Lowell A. Henry, Auburn, corner Canal
Cement Pipe Manufacturer.
McQueston Temple, 56 Park
Centrifugal Hand Power Machine.
SMITH A. W., over Kidder's grist-mill, near Granite (see
advt. front colored page)
Chair and Settee Manufacturer.
Urch David, 6|- Smyth's block, Elm
Cigars and Tobacco.
Adams John A., 1055 Elm
Hanaford S. R. & Co., 1313 Elm
Hubbard George H., 5 Hanover, opposite post-office
Hunkins A. D., 875 Elm
Walley James & Son, 63 Manchester
Wood George W., 15 Merrimack block, opposite Manches-
ter House, Elm
Cigar Manufacturers.
Craig & Horn an s, 8 Stark
Fellows Ira P., 1103 Elm
Hubbard George IT., 12 Hanover, opposite post-office
Kreimer H., Ill Manchester
LAHEY & RUSSELL, 884 and 796 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 4)
Circular Saw Mill Manufacturer.
FORSAITH S. C, foot Auburn, opposite freight-depot
(see adv. dept., p. 13)
Civil Engineers.
James Jacob F., 209 Chestnut
Sawyer Joseph B., 871 Elm, Merchants Exchange
Stearns & Allen, 885 Elm
Weston James A., Merchants Exchange
Claim Agents.
Lord S. D. & Sulloway C. A., 2 Union building, Elm
Patten W. R., 4 Smyth's block
Riddle Isaac, 885 Elm
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Clergymen.
Bean James M. (M. E.), Manchester center
Borden Thomas (Univ.), Walnut, cor. Bridge
Brooks Nahum (F. W. B.), Bridge, corner Nashua
Clark Frank G., 147 Central
Dudley John (R. O"), 127 Merrimack
Ferry Charles B. (Univ.), Park, corner Beech
Gage David (B.), 107 Laurel
Graves A. C, Hanover
Knowles Jonathan A. (F. W\ B.), 9 Walnut
McDonald William (R. C), 127 Merrimack
O'Brien John (R. G), Lowell, corner Union
Rowell N. L. (F. W. B.), 265 Hanover
Sears L. (Epis.), 64 Orange
Smith Ebenezer A. (M. E".), 110 Laurel
Tucker William J. (Cong.), 218 Pine
Wallace Cyrus W. (Cong.), 108 Amherst
Cloak Manufacturers.
Rundlett W. P. & Co., 49 Hanover
Clothing.
(See also Merchant Tailors.)
Abbott George, 808 Elm
Bean J. D., 1005 Elm
Chandler, Williams & Co., Pattens block, 930 Elm
Connolly Thomas, 760 Elm
Cumner & Co., 888 Elm, 5 Union building
Fogg I. W., 1129 Elm
Fo'fsom & Son, 3 City hall building, 914 Elm
Fresehl J. & Co., 770 Elm
Hanover Street Clothing Store, 41 Hanover
KENNEDY EDWIN, 946 Elm
Lee John, 7 Patten's block, Elm
Mathias A., 807 Elm
Pickering J. W. C, 994 Elm, Stark block
Pike & Plumer, 11 Central block, 956 Elm
PLUMER, CHANDLER & CO., 897 and 899 Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 8)
Westoii A. EL, 1 Merrimack block, 836 Elm
Clothes Wringers.
Libbey David (cog-wheels), 85 Elm
Coal Tar.
Manchester Gas Light Company, office 4 Central building,
Stark
MANCHESTER.
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Coffin Warehouses.
Fisher C. S., Masonic Temple, 41 Hanover
Melendy & Carpenter, Hanover
Coke.
Manchester Gas Light Company, office 4 Central building,
Stark
Commercial College.
GASKELL'S BRYANT & STRATTON'S, Merchants
Exchange, Elm
Concrete Paving.
Brown E. L., Hanover
Confectionery (wholesale).
Hanaford S. R. & Co., Myrtle block, 4313 Elm
Perkins E. W; (manufacturer), 915 Elm
Confectionery and Toys.
Abbott E. O., 989 Elm
Bly John H., 1053 Elm
Burke Mary, 96 Manchester
Conner M., 74 Manchester
Davis S. B., 16 Concord
Farrar John, 9 and 15 Merrimack
Hastings V. C, 1083 Elm
Holmes James, 790 Elm
McCabe Michael, Concord
McQueston & Parker, 11 Pleasant
Putney P. B., 843 Elm
Taggard E. M., Bradford's block
Contractors.
(See also Carpenters.)
TRENCH HENRY, 382 and 384 Chestnut (see adv.
dept., p. 9)
WESTOVER W. G. & CO., Elm, near Granite (see adv.
dept., p. 5)
Coppersmith.
Varney David B., 209 Manchester
Cordage.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. front
colored page)
VARICK JOHN B., 809 and 811 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 4)
50 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Cotton Goods Manufacturers.
(See also Miscellaneous department.)
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, E.
A. Straw, agent, Canal
LANGDON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Wil-
liam L. Killey, agent, Canal
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS, Canal
NAMASKE MILLS, William B. Webster, agent, Canal
STARK MILLS, Phineas Adams, agent, Canal
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
FAIRBANKS & DOWNS, 762 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 10)
Gilchrist Robert Mrs., 833 Elm, corner Manchester
Higgins E. F. & Co., 1054 Elm
Locke & Demick, 237 Elm
PIKE & HEALD, 7 Central block (see adv. dept., p. 11)
Simonds D. W., 1034 Elm
Smith Charles A., 3 Patten's block, 932 Elm
Curriers.
Chase J. B. & Co., 646 Elm, and Bakersville
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball's block, Elm (see
advt. over Manchester title)
Stickney J., 1070 Elm
Cutlery.
(See Hardware.)
Dentists.
Baker Elbridge, 9 Smvth's block
Chihls William F., 1 Stark block
CLEMENT C. W., 3 Stark block, Elm (see adv. dept.,
P- 12)
Fitzpatrick C. L., 10 Smvth's block
HEATH CHESTER, 944 Elm, 15 Central block (see
adv. dept., p. 12)
Hill Hiram, 942 Elm, Central block
Prescott John B., 894 Elm
RUSS A. A., 788 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 12)
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Favor C. C. & Co., Wells' block, Spring
FRENCH HENRY, 382 and 384 Chestnut (see adv.
dept., p. 9)
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Hubbard Thomas R., Mechanics row
WESTOVER WILLIAM G. & CO., Elm, near Granite
(see adv. dept., p. 5)
Dress Makers.
Abbott S. A. Mrs., 1226 Elm
Adams Harriett N., Wells' block, Elm
Bean J. D. Mrs., 74 Concord
Burke Mary, 96 Manchester
Chase C. G., 1115 Elm
Coffey J. Miss, Cedar, near Pine
Colley Jane S., 172 Amherst
Cross M. A. Mrs., 1074 Elm
Currier J. P. Mrs., 905 Elm
Eaton L. A., 944 Elm
Farnham J. A., 862 Elm
Fogg Willis P. Mrs., Elm
Foss & Riddle, Globe block, Hanover
Goodell S. M. Mrs., Chestnut
Hall M. Mrs., 5 Stark
Holden M. M., 1010 Elm
Hutchins M. F. L., 53 Manchester
James L. H. Mrs., 204 Chestnut
Johnson J. H. Mrs., Chestnut
Jones M. J., 108 Hanover
Kendall A. J. Mrs., 7 Knowles' block, Chestnut
Kendall C. K. Mrs., 70 Concord
Leach A., Hanover
Lynch II. J., 53 Hanover
McKay D. S, Central
McQueston & Parker, Pleasant
Merrill A. E. Mrs., 6 Knowles' block, Chestnut
Olena Miss, Merchants Exchange, 851 Elm
Page M. W., 244 Chestnut
Perry Helen A. Miss, 70 Merrimack
Piatt J. H. Mrs., Masonic Temple, Hanover
Procter & Mayhew, Stark block
Reid H. C. & S. F, 55 Laurel
Riddle M. A. Miss, 154 Manchester
Rochford L. M., 1017 Elm
Scovell C. A. Mrs., 53 Hanover
Searle George A. Mrs., Pearl avenue
Stone L. A., 163 Manchester
Stowell Mrs., 351 Elm
Stowell E. A. Mrs., 206 Chestnut
Swett A. H. Miss, 2 Matin's block
Thompson Jennie M., Well's block, Elm
52 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Towns S., Elm
Watts Sarah A. Miss, 2 Masonic Temple
Wells R. A., Riddle building, Elm
Dry Goods.
Barton & Co., 849 Elm
Clarke N. S., 6 Masonic Temple
Eastman William E. & L. W., 866 Elm
Ferren A. & Co., 872 Elm
Holton & Sprague, 855 Elm
Jackson & Co., 861 Elm
Johnson Brothers, 47 Hanover
Kidder & Chandler, Elm
Knowles Jefferson, Elm, corner Hanover
Locke & Demick, 965 Elm
Piper & Shepard, 857 Elm
Rossita & Gray, 1 Masonic Temple, Hanover
Rundlett W. P. & Co. (fancy), 49 Hanover
Tanswell George H., 2 Masonic block, 29 Hanover
Waite Brothers, Masonic Temple, Hanover
Weston Joseph R., 1013 Elm
Dye Houses.
Ankarloo John P., 720 Elm
Page A. B. & Co., 8 Central block, Elm
Edge Tools Manufacturers.
Amoskeag Axe Company, Canal, north of Brook
Employment Office.
Potter W. E., 1033 Elm
Engravers.
Carr Lyman (on metals), 914 Elm
Paige A. H. (ornamental)
Excelsior.
Blanchard William, foot of Mill, Amoskeag
Express Offices.
Chandler's Manchester, New Boston, and Francestown, 12
Market
Chase's Manchester, N. Weare, and Henniker, 12 Market
Hill & Co., Boston and Manchester, 993 Elm
UNITED STATES and CANADA Northern and Ports-
mouth, 12 Market (see advt. front colored page)
MANCHESTER
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UNITED STATES and CANADA, Manchester, Law-
rence, and Boston, 12 Market (see advt. front colored
page)
White's Manchester, Candia, and Deerfield, 12 Market
Extension Tables (Manufacturer).
Sargent E. R., East freight depot
Fancy Goods.
Abbott E. 0., 989 Elm
Alexander A. A., 1115 Elm
Boynton George W., Elm
Clark N. S., 19 Hanover
Cheney W. Mrs., 3 Music hall building, Elm
Doane A. R. Mrs., 1303 Elm
Eastman William E. & L. W., 886 Elm
Farrar John, 9 and 15 Merrimack
Freschl Carl, 951 Elm
Holmes George S., Globe block, Hanover
HOLMES JAMES, 790 Elm
Howard J. H., 863 Elm
Hunt & Dow, 1077 Elm
Knowles Jefferson, Elm, corner Hanover
McQueston & Parker, 11 Pleasant
Mitchell D. Mrs., 823 Elm
Morgan F. (laces and embroideries), 2 Stark
Morgan Thomas, 13 Central block, Elm
Moulton C. E., Masonic Temple, 33 Hanover
Page A. B. & Co., 8 Central block, Elm
Quint A. W., 923 Elm
Shattuck M. E., 15 Merrimack
Stark Alfred D., Stark block, Elm
Stevens Benjamin, 978 Elm
Straw & Lovejov, 892 Elm
SULLIVAN JOHN V., Elm, opposite Patten's block
(see adv. dept., p. 6)
Tebbetts Brothers, 19 and 20 Merrimack block, Elm
Walker J. P., Barr's block, Main, corner Granite
Wallace S. A. Mrs., Bradford's block, Elm
Welch Lillie Miss, 724 Elm
WHITNEY I. S., 866 Elm, Ferren's building (see advt.
opp. Manchester title-page)
Feathers.
(See Furniture.)
File Manufacturer.
Stokes Benjamin S., Mechanics row
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Fish Markets.
Collins John, 91 Manchester
Cox G. E., 89 Pine
Davis H. H. & Co., 995 Elm
Flanders P. C. & Son, 820 Elm
Miller R. W., 1059 Elm
Flier Marfufacturer.
SMITH J. A. V., Mechanics row (see adv. dept., p. 12)
Flour and Grain.
Abbott J., 3 Museum building, 750 Elm
Drake & Carpenter, Granite
French & Gay, 1208 Elm
Hall, Watts & Co., Marshall's building, Elm, cor. Central
Kidder J. S. & Co. (wholesale), foot Granite, near Depot
Pettee H. & H. R., Museum building, 754 Elm
Fruit and Confectionery.
(See Confectionery, &c.)
BROOKS J. H. (foreign and domestic fruits), G7 Hano-
ver (see adv. dept., p. 7)
Furniture.
Bosher G. F., 813 Elm
Bradley T. R. V., Elm, corner Pleasant
Higgins E. F. & Co., 1054 Elm
Johnson J. W., 984 and 986 Elm
Jones J. B., 803 Elm
Parker A. O. (manufacturer and dealer), 834 Elm
Sargent E. R. (tables, desks, &c), east of freight depot
Gas Company.
Manchester Gaslight Co., office 8 Market
Gas Fitters and Fixtures.
Fogg B. Frank, 8 Amherst
LANE THOMAS A., Wells' block, Spring (see adv.
dept., p. 7)
Sargent J. Q. A., 853 Elm
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Abbott George, 808 Elm
Barker A., 1085 Elm
Bean J. D., 1005 Elm
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Chandler, Williams & Co., Patten's block, 930 Elm
Cumner & Co., 888 Elm, 5 Union block
Freschl Joseph & Co., 770 Elm
KENNEDY EDWIN, 946 Elm (see advt. back cover)
KIMBALL JESSE, 1075 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 7)
Lee John, 7 Patten's block, Elm
Pike & Plumer, 11 Central block, 956 Elm
PLUMER, CHANDLER & CO., 897 and 899 Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 8)
Weston A. H., 1 Merrimack block, 836 Elm
Granite Works.
Hutchinson D. C, east Namaske mills
Grist Mills.
Abbott J., Mechanics row
Farmer Daniel, Front, Amoskeag
Pettee H. & H. K., 4 Museum building
Grocers.
Adams & Lamprey, Brown's block, Hanover
Alton H. H., Hanover, corner Chestnut
Ball C. K., 124 Manchester
Barr & Clapp, Main, corner Granite
Bridgman R. W. & Co., 1068 Elm
BROOKS J. H. (faney), 67 Hanover (see adv. dept., p. 7)
BURPEE B. P. & CO., 744 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 9)
Conner D., Manchester
Cox George E., 89 Pine
Cressey W, 1111 Elm
Cummings Brothers, Lowell, near Elm
Currier Brothers, Patten's block, Elm
Davis H. F. & Co., 995 Elm
Dowd Lawrence, 26 Amherst
Dunn & Co., 1001 Elm
Eastman Arthur M., 3 Methodist church block, 856 Elm
Eastman & Wason, Pine
Farmer Peter, Candia road, near Hanover
Fifield & Walker, Manchester, corner Pine
Fradd Horatio & Co., Main, corner Granite, Piscataquog
Gillis M., 589 Elm
Gondreault N., 1128 Elm
Griffin & Stanton, 19 Lincoln's block, Elm
Hayes William M., 7 Park
Head Brothers,* 1139 Elm
Hoyt George H., 127 Hanover
James Alfred, Manchester
56 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Kidder J. S. & Co. (wholesale), foot Granite, near Depot
Kidder & Chandler, Elm
Locke & Demick, 965 Elm
Lyons Dennis, 3 Central
Mahoney Thomas, 543 Elm
MALLARD A. & SON, 129 and 133 Merrimack
Marchant George, 1009 Elm
Merrill Henry C. & Co., 5 Patten's block, 928 Elm
MESSIER O. L., 982 and 988 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 12)
Moody & Co., 6 Kimball's block, Elm
Moore G. D., 195 Manchester
Morrissey J. & Co., 714 Elm
Mowatt Gonzales & Co., 1022 Elm
Murphy II., Chestnut
Murray F., Central
O'Neil P. J., 51 Manchester
Poore D. M., 1163 Elm
Putnam Horace B., 1119 Elm
Rowley J., 776 Elm
Sawyer Brothers, Laurel, corner Pine
Scott & Jewell, 71 Hanover
Sleeper William F. & Co., Central, corner Chestnut
Stearns & Farmer, Patten's block, 920 and 926 Elm
Stevens H. E., 906 and 912 Elm
SWEENY JOHN, 687 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 12)
Warner J. G., 1040 Elm
White Henry H., Goffs Falls
Wilson Brothers, Lowell, near Maple
Wilson George E. & Co., 6 Smyth's block, 1044 Elm
Young George, Hanover, junction Candia road
Gunsmiths.
Clark C, 0, 25 Stark block, Mechanic
Fogg Gilman B., 917 Elm
Hack Office.
JAMES BROTHERS, 44 Manchester, and corner Elm
and Concord (see adv. dept., p. 6)
Hair Dressers.
Bundy G. L., Globe building, Hanover
Burke & Fox, 7 Amherst
Castalow John M., Amherst
De GROSS JOHN IL, 1073 Elm
Greager Herman, Manchester
Jerris Peter, 1112 Elm
Morgan George, 12 Crosby's block
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Orrill James, 10 Hanover
Parker Brothers, 991 Elm
Pfefferkorn C. H., Mast
Pfefferkorn F., 788 Elm
Smith J. T., Stearns Hotel
Wagner Augustus, 4 Granite block, Elm
Hair Restoratives.
Moulton M. Mrs., 15 Amherst
Tubbs E. M. & Co., 1222 Elm
Wallace Fred. L., 5 Granite block, Elm
Hair Work.
Morse K B. Mrs., 1199 Elm
Pettegrew James W., 975 Elm
Walker C. L., 1031 Elm
Halls.
Brown's hall, Brown's building
City hall, Market/corner Elm
Exchange hall, 76 Merchants Exchange
Globe hall, Hanover
Granite hall, in Granite building, Elm, near Merrimack
Kennard's hall, Elm
Lafayette hall, Elm
Lyceum hall, Museum building
Masonic hall, Masonic Temple, Hanover
Merrimack hall, in Merrimack building, Elm
Music hall, Elm
New Odd Fellows hall, Hanover.
Odd Fellows hall, Martin's block, Elm
Smyth's hall, Smyth's block, Elm
Y. M. C. A. rooms, Odd Fellows hall, Hanover
Hardware.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. front
colored page)
Fogg G. B., 917 Elm
Rogers William C, Stark block, 1006 Elm
VAPJCK JOHN B., 809 and 811 Elm (see adv. dept.,p. 4)
Harness and Saddle Makers.
Ames D. S., 1213 Elm
Branch Edwin, Wells' block, 1076 Elm
Dow Andrew J., Main, corner Mast, Piscataquog
Greeley & Son, 1063 Elm
McClaren F. N., 1004 Elm
Saunders J. B., 797 Elm
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Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Bean J. D., Music hall building, Elm
Burgess A. D., 7 Smyth's block, Elm
Chandler, Williams & Co., Patten's block, 930 Elm
Cumner & Co., 888 Elm
Lee John, 7 Patten's block, Elm
Pickering J. W. C, 384 Elm
PLUMER, CHANDLER & CO., 897 and 899 Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 8)
Truesdale J. (manufacturer), 860 Elm
Wiggin J. S. & Son, 827 Elm
Hay and Straw.
JOHNSON E. P. & CO., 688 Elm, near Central (see adv.
dept., p. 8)
Moulton J. T., Park
Hides and Calf Skins
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball's block, 1205 Elm
(see advt. over Manchester title)
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers.
Cheney W. Mrs., 3 Music hall building
Mitchell D. Mrs., 823 Elm
Horse Collar Manufacturer.
Branch Edwin, 1076 Elm
Horse Shoe Manufacturer.
SMITH A. W. (patent hoof-protecting horse-shoe), De-
pot, near Elm (see advt. front colored page)
Horse Shoers.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Bunton Charles, Manchester
SMITH A. W. (patent hoof-protecting shoe), Depot, n.
Elm (see advt. front colored page)
Woodbury John F. & Co., Elm, opposite Washington
Hose Manufacturers.
Newell & Stickney, Mechanics row
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Hosiery Manufacturers.
Brugger John, Mechanics row
OLZENDAM A. P., south end Mechanics row (see adv.
dept., p. 3)
Hosiery and Gloves.
Holmes G. S., Globe block, Hanover
Hotels.
Amoskeag Hotel, Front, Amoskeag village
CITY HOTEL, G. W. Wentworth, proprietor, Elm, cor.
Lowell (see adv. dept., p. 8)
Farmers & Mechanics Hotel, Manchester, near Elm
Manchester House, William Shepard, Elm, cor. Merrimack
Massabesic House, E. P. Offutt, Massabesic pond
MERRIMAC HOUSE, Benj. Callan, proprietor, Main,
Piscataquog
STEARNS HOTEL, V. Stearns & Son, proprietors, Elm,
corner Central (see adv. dept., p. 10)
Tremont House, J. N. Hanaford, Elm
Waverly House, Ira A. Moore, proprietor, 977 to 981 Elm
House Furnishing Goods.
FAIRBANKS & DOWNS, 762 Elm (see adv. dept., p.
10)
Higgins E. F. & Co., 1054 Elm
Simonds D. A., 1034 Elm
Ice Dealer.
Flanders Gideon, 14 Pearl, near Elm
Insurance Agents.
Clough L. B., 886 Elm
Coburn E. R., 7 Hanover
EDGERLY C. M., 991 Elm (see advt. front colored page)
EDGERLY M. B. V., 991 Elm (see advt. front col'd page)
French George A., 5 Smyth's block, Elm
French John C, 859 Elm, Merchants Exchange
Lane A. J., Globe block, Hanover
LANE JOHN G. (Mutual Life, New York; Imperial
Fire, London ; Pkenix, Brooklyn, N. Y.), 895 Elm
Moore John T., 2 Union building, Elm
Morrill N. E., 871 Merchants Exchange
Richardson E. P., 885 Elm
SANBORN G. M., Towne's block, Elm, corner Amherst
(see adv. dept., p. 9)
60 MEEEIMACK EIVEE DIEECTOEY.
Smith Isaac W., Merchants Exchange, 859 Elm
Topliff E. M., 6 Patten's block, Elm
Upton Samuel, Merchants Exchange, 859 Elm
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Insurance Company.
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co., Merchants Exchange,
Elm
Iron Foundries.
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Ca-
nal
Lowell's Iron Foundry, A. II. Lowell, Auburn, cor. Canal
Manchester Locomotive Works, Canal
Iron and Steel.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. front
colored page)
VARICK JOHN B., 809 and 811 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 4)
Junk Dealers.
FAIRBANKS & DOWNS, 762 and 764 Elm (see adv.
dept., p. 10)
Hamilton Patrick, Johnson's block, Manchester
Vance & Goodwin, Elm
Ladies' Furnishing Goods.
(See also Fancy Goods ; also Dry Goods.)
Cheney W. Mrs., 1007 Elm
Higgins M. E., 4 Music hall building
Quint A. W., 923 Elm
Lamps, 8cc.
Vickery C. A. & Co., Myrtle block, 1321 Elm
Laundries.
Marcean P., 1061 Elm
Manchester Steam Laundry, south end of Elm
Lawyers.
Andrews John H., 895 Elm
Barrett Charles II., 885 Elm
Bell Samuel N., 6 Patten's block, Elm
Cilley B. P., 885 Elm, Riddle's building
Clark Daniel, 859 Elm
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Clark Joseph B., Merchants' Exchange, 871 Elm
CLARK & HUSE, 6 Patten's block, Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 12)
Clough Lucien B., 886 Elm
Cross & Burnham, 2 Patten's block, Elm
Fellows & Bartlett, 859 Elm
Foster Herman, 836 Elm
French George A., 5 Smyth's block, Elm
Hunt N. P., 6 Patten's block, Elm
Little William, 859 Elm, Granite block
Lord & Sulloway, 898 Elm
Moore John T., 2 Union building, Elm
Morrison C. R., Mercantile block, Elm
Morrison & Stanly, 2 Patten's block, Elm
O'Conner C. A., 3 Hanover
Osgood A. C, 801 Elm, Granite block
Patten William R., 4 Smyth's block, Elm
PERKINS D. P. & D. L., £ Union building, 898 Elm
Smith Isaac W., Merchants Exchange, 859 Elm
Topliff E. M., 6 Patten's block, Elm
Upton Samuel, 859 Elm
Leather Dealers.
Chase John B. (belt, harness, and sole), 646 Elm
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball block, Elm (manu-
facturers), (see advt. over Manchester title)
Stickney J., 1070 Elm
Lime, Cement, &c.
BOD WELL L. B. & CO., Elm, corner Depot (see adv.
dept., p. 11)
JOHNSON E. P. & CO., 688 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 8)
Kidder J. S. & Co., foot of Granite, near Depot
Pettee H. & H. R., 4 Museum building, Elm
Lining and Book Skins.
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball block, Elm (see advt.
over Manchester title)
Livery Stables.
(See Stables.)
Loom Harness Manufacturers.
Yeaton E. & Co., Mechanics row
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Lumber Dealers.
Clough & Foster, "Webster mills
Evans & Russell, Elm, near Gas works
Haines & W allace, Main, near the bridge, Piscataquog
Harvey Ephraim S., mill near Nutt road
Hubbard Thomas R., Mechanics row
JOHNSON E. P. & CO. (clapboards and shingles), 688
Elm (see adv. dept., p. 8)
Smith J. L. & Co., east of freight depot
Machine Card Clothing Manufacturers.
(See also Card Manufacturers.)
MANCHESTER MACHINE CARD FACTORY, Me-
chanics row, Bisco & Denny, proprietors (see adv.
dept., p. 6)
Machinists.
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Ca-
nal
Clark C. C., 25 Stark block, Mechanic
Forsaith Hiram, Mechanics row
FORSAITH S. C, foot of Auburn, east of freight depot
(see adv. dept., p. 13)
Lane Thomas A., Wells' block, Spring
Manchester Locomotive Works, Canal
Porter B. F. (jobber), 18 Crosby's block
SMITH A. W., over Kidder's grist-mill (see advt. front
colored page
Varney & Nichols, south end Elm
Manufacturing Companies.
(See also Miscellaneous Department.)
Amoskeag Axe Company, Canal
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Ca-
nal
LANGDON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Canal
MANCHESTER LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, Canal
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS, Canal
NAMASKE MILLS, Canal
STARK MILLS, Canal
Manufacturers' Supplies.
CLEWORTH JOHN, Mechanics mills (see adv. dept.,
p. 13)
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Marble Workers.
Farnhara J. U., 5 Sanborn's block, Elm
Palmer Isaac D. & Co., 680 Elm
Masons.
Adams Thomas, Laurel
Bennett Stephen M., Merrimack, corner Beacon
Clough Charles, 72 Bridge
Dickey Hilas, 175 Hanover
Eastman Jesse, 66 Concord
Hayes E. G., Laurel
Hoyt John C., 2 Nashua
McPherson William, 26 Concord
McQueston Temple, 56 Park
Nutt D. H. & S. M., Maple, corner Amherst
Sanborn Cyrus, Manchester
Spear Brothers, 62 Park
Twombly John, 91 Hanover
Wyman'C, Granite (P.)
Mattresses.
(See Furniture.)
Meat Markets.
(See Provisions.)
Metals.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. front
colored page)
Vance & Goodwin, 50 Elm
VARICK J. B., 809 and 811 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 4)
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Boynton G. W., 927 Elm
Burbank A. C, Mechanic
Clark N. S, 19 Hanover
Follansbee George W., 10 Central block, 962 Elm
Ladd E. A., 851 Elm, Merchants Exchange.
Morgan Thomas, Elm
Moulton C. E., Masonic Temple, 33 Hanover
Page Amos B. & Co., 8 Central block, Elm
Pearson E. P. Mrs., Odd Fellows hall, Hanover
Pressy J., 889 Elm
Proctor & Mayhew, Stark block
SHATTUCK M. E., 15 Merrimack
Wadleigh G. W., 5 Masonic Temple, Hanover
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Millwright.
Brown Charles, Mechanics row
Moldings and Bracketts.
Cox G. C, Auburn, corner Franklin
Hodge J. (manufacturer), Mechanics row
Hubbard William W., Mechanics row
WESTQVER WM. G. & CO., Elm, near Granite (see
adv. dej^t., p. 5)
Music and Musical Instruments.
BALDWIN & BATCHELDER, 7 Hanover (see advt.
on front cover)
McLean C. M., 6 Smyth's block
Quimby A., 5 Hanover
Straw & Lovejoy, 392 Elm
SULLIVAN" JOHN V., 914 Elm, opposite Patten's block
(see adv. dept., p. 5)
WHITNEY I. S., Ferren's building, 866 Elm (see advt.
opposite Manchester title-page)
Music Teachers.
BALDWIN & BATCHELDER, 7 Hanover (see advt.
front covef)
Dignam Walter, Wells' block, and Central
WHITNEY I. S., Ferren's building, 866 Elm (see advt.
opposite Manchester title-page)
Wright D. C, Masonic Temple, Hanover
Needle Manufacturers.
Woodward S. & F. R., Mechanics row
Newspapers.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Newspaper Folding Machines.
FORSAITH S. C. (patent), foot Auburn, opposite freight
depot (see adv. dept., p. 13)
Notaries Public.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Nurseries.
Merrill John W., Pine, near Valley cemetery
Prince John, River
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Oils.
(See also Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.)
Chase John B. (neatsfoot, straits, and bank oils), 646 Elm
KIMBALL BROTHERS (neatsfoot and straits), 1 Kim-
ball's block, Elm, above Bridge (see advt. over Man-
CDGStGl' titled
Vickery C. A. & Co., Myrtle block, 1321 Elm
Opticians.
Elliot William IL, 903 Elm
Wiley John F., Stark block, Elm
Organs.
BALDWIN & BATCHELDER, 7 Hanover (see advt.
front cover)
LANE E., 941 Elm (see advt. inside front cover)
WHITNEY I. S., 866 Elm, Ferren's building (see advt.
opposite Manchester title-page)
Wright D. C., Masonic Temple, Hanover
Ox Shoers.
(See Blacksmiths.)
Painters.
Abbott Jacob J., 13 Manchester
Abbott W. B., 1194 Elm
Bruce John N., 1056 Elm
Colley & Kelley, Elm, near Granite
Daniels Joel (house and sign), Smyth's block, Spring
Doble W. C, Elm
Goodwin W., Lowell
Gould George W. (carriage), 1092 Elm
Hoyt Benjamin K, Pine
James William S., 44 Manchester
Kennedy John L., 30 Hanover, over James' stable
Lacroix Lewis L. (carriage), Kidder's court, off Elm
Martin R. W., Main (P.)
Page R., 389 Elm
Robertson W. B. & S., 7 Pearl
Sanborn A. W. & Co. (carriage) Sanborn's block, Elm
Tufts D. H., 1296 Elm
WESTOVER W. G. & CO., Elm, near Granite (see adv.
dept., p. 5)
Wood C. H., 2 Union block, Elm
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Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.
Abbott J. J., 13 Manchester
Colley & Kelley, Elm, corner Granite
Daniels Joel, Spring, near corner Elm, Smyth's block
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. front
colored page)
Kidder & Chandler, Elm
VARICK JOHN B., 131 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 4)
Paper Bags.
Cheney P. C. & Co., 1220 Elm
Paper Box Manufacturer.
Brugger John, Mechanics row
Paper Hangings and Hangers.
Abbott J. J., 13 Manchester
Daniels Joel, Smyth's block, Spring
Fisk William II., Methodist church block
Kennedy John L., 30 Hanover
Robertson W. B. & S, 7 Pearl
Stevens Thomas H. S., Main, near Mast, Piscataquog
SULLIVAN JOHN V., 914 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 5)
Taylor J. L., 1033 Elm
Twombly T. W., 27 Hanover
Paper Manufacturers.
Cheney P. C. & Co., 1220 Elm
Martin' B. F., Araoskeag Paper Mill, Canal, corner Brook
Paper Stock.
Chenev P. C. & Co., 1220 Elm
FAIR*BANKS & DOWNS, 762 Elm (see adv. dept., p.
10)
Vance & Goodwin, 50 Elm
Paper Warehouse.
Cheney P. C. & Co., 1220 Elm
Patent Medicines.
Littlefield & Hayes, Elm, corner Manchester
Tubbs E. M. & Co., 1222 Elm
Wallace Fred. L., 5 Granite block, Elm
Wood G. W., Elm
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Patterns (for Dresses).
LANE E., 941 Elm (see advt. inside front cover)
MESSER D. A., 7 Masonic Temple, Hanover (see advt.
front colored page)
SULLIVAN JOHN V. (for ladies' and children's dresses),
Madam Demorest's, 914 Elm, 2 City hall building (see
adv. dept., p. 5)
Pattern Makers.
FORSAITH S. C, foot Auburn, east freight depot (see
adv. dept., p. 13)
Pawn Broker.
Chase C. H, 1069 Elm
Periodicals.
EATON F. B., 1019 Elm
Quimby A., 7 Hanover
Kowell Ephraim K, 967 Elm
SULLIVAN JOH^ V., 914 Elm, 2 City hall building
(see adv. dept., p. 5)
Tewksbury & Brother, 740 Elm
Photographers' Materials.
Stark A. D., Stark block, Elm
Photographers.
Anderson A. "W., Elm, opposite Citv Hotel
Call W. R., 895 Elm
Ellinwood J. G., 2 Patten's block
Everett F. O., 30 Smyth's block
Farnham J. A., 862 Elm
Furnald D. O., Stark block
Piper Stephen, 939 Elm
Stark A. D., Stark block, Elm
Physicians.
Abbott O. D., 1017 Elm
Brown W. W., Brown's building, Elm
Crosby George A., 3 Hanover
Crosby Josiah, Merrimack, corner Elm
Davis E. H, 1017 Elm
Elliot John S., Bridge, Belmont hill
Ferguson John, 768 Elm
Fitzpatrick John, 8 Smyth's block, Elm
French Leonard, 3 Hanover
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Goodwin R. J. P. (Massachusetts Medical Society), 38
Pearl
How L. B., 10 Smyth's block, Elm
Manning C. A., 6 Stark block
Mooar J. M., Masonic Temple, Hanover
Pattee Luther, 3 Hanover
Richards M.,
Schaefer C, 991 Elm
Tremblay A., Mercantile block, room 11
Walker James P., Main, Piscataquog
Wells Charles, Wells' block, 1074 Elm
West J., 1017 Elm
Wheat Thomas, Mercantile block, room 5
Winn A. M., Elm
FEMALE PHYSICIANS.
Graduates of the New England Female College.
Hunt Mary Olive A., 267 Elm
Winegar E. R., 19 Smyth's block
ECLECTIC AND BOTANIC PHYSICIANS.
Coburn Henry C, 1017 Elm
Hanson T. M., 7 Smyth's block, Elm
Strong J. E., Wells' block, Manchester
Willson Ebenezer Mrs. (clairvoyant), Bridge, Janesville
Winegar O. M. & E. R. (electric), 19 Smyth's block, Elm
H0MG30PATHIC
Custer E., 40 Laurel
Schaefer Conrad, 991 Elm
INDIAN.
Glossian Saccalexis, 2 Granite block
Pianos.
BALDWIN & BATCHELDER, 7 Hanover (see advt.
front cover)
LANE E., 941 Elm (see advt. inside front cover)
LANE JOHN G., agent, 895 Elm
WHITNEY I. S., 866 Elm, Ferren's building (see advt.
opposite Manchester title-page)
Wright D. C, Masonic temple, Hanover
Picture Frame Manufacturers.
Fisk William H., 4 Methodist church block, Elm
Flanders George W., 1186 Elm
Perry C. C, 1284 Elm
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Stark A. D., Stark block, Elm
SULLIVAN JOHN V., 2 City hall building, 914 Elm
(see adv. dept., p. 5)
Pipe Manufacturers.
Gavin & McDerby, Piscataquog, near the bridge
McQueston T., 66 Park1
Planing Mill.
(See also Sawing and Planing Mills.)
Haines & Wallace, Main, Piscataquog
Plumbers.
Howe Henry N., 139£ Elm
Lane Thomas A., Wells' block, Spring
PIKE & HEALD, 972 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 11)
Varney David B., 105 Manchester
Whitney Henry S. & Co., 25 Stark block, Mechanic
Pop Corn Manufacturer.
Cogswell M., 65 Merrimack
Power Loom Picker Manufacturer.
Jenkins Benjamin F., Mechanics row
Printers (Book and Job).
CAMPBELL & HANS COM, Merchants Exchange, Elm
(Union Democrat), (see adv. dept., p. 6)
CLARKE JOHN B. (Mirror and American), Merchants
Exchange, Elm (see adv. dept., p. 5)
Fisk William H., 4 Methodist church block
Livingston C. F., Wells block, Spring
Moore W. E., 2 Union block, Elm
Produce Dealers.
Allen & Warner, 5 Smyth's block, Elm
Boyd William, 18 Amherst
Eastman Arthur M., 3 Methodist church block, Elm
Fradd H. & Co., Main, corner Granite, Piscataquog
Kidder J. S. & Co. (wholesale), foot of Granite, near the
depot
Kidder & Chandler, Elm
Morrissey J. & Co., 714 Elm
Poor D. M. & C. B., 1163 Elm, Wells' block
Slayton H. R., 200 Chestnut
Wilson Bros., Lowell
Wilson George E. & Co., 6 Smyth's block, Elm
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Provisions.
Alton H. H., Hanover, corner Chestnut
Barney F. G., 916 Elm
Boyd William, 18 Amherst
Brown Luther H., 969 Elm
BURPEE B. P. & CO., 744 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 9)
Collins Timothy, 880 Elm
Cressy & Davis, Kimball's block, Elm
Davis H. F. & Co., 995 Elm
Dickinson & Co. (Bacon and Lard Factory)
Doe & Wilson, 61 Manchester
Eastman Arthur M., 3 Methodist church block, 856 Elm
Fifield & Walker, Manchester, corner Pine
Flanders P. C. & Son, 820 Elm
Fradd Horatio & Co., Main, corner Granite, Piscataquog
Fuller & Hanscom, 1014 Elm
Gauvreau E. L., 15 Amherst
Head Brothers, 1139 Elm
Hoyt George H., Hanover
Kidder & Chandler, Elm
MALLARD A. & SON, 129 and 133 Merrimack
Marchant George, 1009 Elm
Merrill Henry C. & Co., 5 Patten's block; Elm
MESSIER O. L., 982 and 988 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 12)
Miller R. M., 1059 Elm
Moody & Co., 6 Kimball's block, Elm
Morrissey J. & Co., 714 Elm
Poor D. M. & C. B., Elm
Rowley J., Joy's block, Elm
Scott & Jewell, 71 Hanover
Stearns & Farmer, 926 Elm
Stevens H. E., 912 and 906 Elm
Stowell J. B., 234 Elm
SWEENY JOHN, 687 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 12)
Warren J. G., 1040 Elm
Wilson Brothers, Lowell, near Maple
Wilson George E. & Co., 6 Smyth's block, Elm
Publishers.
(See Newspapers in Miscellaneous Department.)
Pumps.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. front
colored page)
Howe II. H., 9 Manchester
Lane Thomas A., Wells' block, Spring
PIKE & HEALD, 972 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 11)
VARICK JOHN B., 809 and 811 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 4)
MANCnESTEK.
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Railroads.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Real Estate Agents and Brokers.
Cobura E. R., 16 Hanover
Lane A. J., Globe block, Hanover
Morrill N. E., Merchants Exchange, 871 Elm
Porter W. E., 1033 Elm
Reed Manufacturer.
CLEWORTH JOHN", Mechanics row (see adv. dept., p.
13)
Restaurants.
Chadwick H. M., 1123 Elm
Corliss Horace D., basement Union block, corner Market
Cummings James A., Elm, corner Pleasant
Dickerrnan William, 1038 Elm
Durfey J., Pleasant
Emerson D. B.. Elm, corner Merrimack
Gale William N., Mercantile block, Concord
Griffin & Harrington, 99 Hanover
Morse James A. & Co., 817 Elm
Parker D. C, Elm, corner Pleasant
Perry E., 14 Merrimack block
Pope Leander, 622 Elm
Putney P. B., Merchants Exchange, 843 and 845 Elm
Reed Noah B., Candia road, near Massabesic House
Stacy & Willey, Concord, near Elm
Tuck J. 1ST., Mechanic avenue
Roll Skin Manufacturers.
Chase John B. & Co., Elm
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball's block, Elm (see
advt. over Manchester title)
Roll Coverer.
BRADLEY C. B., Mechanics row (see adv. dept., p. 11)
Rope and Twine.
Gould & Spence, Piscataquog
Rubber Goods.
PLUMER, CHANDLER & CO., 897 and 899 Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 8)
72 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Saw Mills.
Haines & Wallace, Main, Piscataquog
Saw Mill Manufacturer.
FORSAITH S. C. (circular), foot of Auburn, east of freight
depot (see adv. dcpt., p. 13)
Sawing and Planing Mills.
Evans & Russell, Elm, near Gas works
Haines & Wallace, Piscataquog steam mill, Main, Piscat-
aquog
Hubbard Thomas R., Mechanics row
Smith J. L. & Co., east of freight depot
Webster Mills, Clough & Foster, Pond road
Scales.
VARICK JOHN B. (Fairbanks'), 131 Elm (see adv.
dept., p. 4)
Seed Stores.
DANIELS & CO., 1 Patten's block, Elm (see advt. fiont
colored page)
Merrill Henry C, 928 Elm
Sewing Machines.
Carleton & Dillingham, Smyth's block, Elm
DARLING L. A. (Wheeler & Wilson), Music hall, 1007
Elm (see advt. inside front cover)
Drew Georsje W., 6 Hanover
HOLMES JAMES, agent (Howe and Victor), 790 Elm
LANE E. (Florence), 941 Elm (see advt. inside front
cover)
MESSER D. A. (Elias Howe), 7 Masonic Temple, Hano-
ver (see advt. front colored page)
Mooar John, 940 Elm
Poor Frank J. (Weed's F. F.), 8 Crosby's block, Merrimack
PLUMER, CHANDLER & CO., 897 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 8)
SULLIVAN JOHN V. (American Button Hole), 2 City
hall building (see adv. dept., p. 5)
Sexton.
Fisher C. S. (city), Masonic Temple, 41 Hanover
Shafting.
FORSAITH S. G, foot Auburn, opposite freight depot
(see adv. dept., p. 13)
MA]STCnESTEK.
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Sheriffs.
Fairbanks A. G. (deputy), Elm
Spear Justin (deputy), 2 Union block, Elm
Stevens Daniel, 2 Union block, Elm
Shirt Manufacturers.
Barker A., 1085 Elm
KIMBALL JESSE, 1075 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 7)
Shoe Findings.
Stickney J., 1070 Elm
Shoe Makers.
(See also Boot and Shoe Makers.)
Badger Jonathan, Manchester, near Pine
Burr John, Elm, opposite Tremont House
Cash Joseph, Chestnut, corner Park
Fleming John, 27 Amherst
Hodgdon A. T., Chestnut, between Manchester and Han-
over
Hoyt S. G., 12 Bridge
Melvin Joseph, Front, corner Mill, Amoskeag
Morse John, Elm, corner Central
Murray Joseph, 34 Merrimack
Shehan M. F., Elm, near Park
Rockwell Albert L., 21 Hanover
Shoe Manufacturers.
Felton Brothers, Front
Shoe Peg Manufacturers.
BALDWIN J. & CO., Mechanics row (see adv. dept., p.
11)
Shuttle Manufacturers.
BALDWIN JAMES & CO., Mechanics row (see adv.
dept., p. 11)
Silver and Plated Ware.
(See Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Silver Plater.
Unruh Joseph B., 1190 Elm
Slater.
Young S. C, Merrimac, near Chestnut
10
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Soap Manufacturers.
Eastman Moses C, North Chestnut
Hartshorn Ebenezer, Piscataquog village
Holt James S., Amherst, near Wilson, Towlesville
Soda and Mineral Waters.
(See also Ale and Porter.)
GRAY F. L., 868 Elm, basement Ferren's building (see
adv. dept., page 5)
Soda Water Apparatus.
GRAY F. L., 868 Elm, basement Ferren's building (see
adv. dept., page 5)
Spoke Manufacturer.
Piper Benjamin H., Mechanics row
Stables, Boarding, Hack, Livery and Sale.
Cummings H. D., 11 Amherst
Fogg & James, Hanover, opposite post-office
Hubbard J. P. & Co., Bridge, near Elm
JAMES BROTHERS, 44 Manchester, near Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 6)
Manchester House stables, Elm
Nichols John C, Elm, corner Washington
Raymond & Sawin, Lowell, opp. City hotel; Merrimac
house, Piscataquog (see adv. dept., page 12)
Stained and Cut Glass.
COOK JAMES M., 131 Congress, Boston (see adv. dept.,
p. 40)
Stair Builders and Stair Rails.
Cox G. C, Auburn, Franklin
Hodge J., Mechanics row
Hubbard William W., 1 Mechanics row
Steam Engine Manufacturers.
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Canal
Forsaith Hiram, Mechanics row
Manchester Locomotive Works, Canal
Steam Fire Engine Manufacturers.
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Canal
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Steam, Gas, and Water Pipe.
Fogg B. Frank, Amherst, near Elm
LANE THOMAS A., Wells' block, Spring (see adv. dept.,
page 7)
Sargent J. Q. A., 853 Elm
Steam Heating Apparatus.
Sargent J. Q. A., 853 Elm
Stone Cutters and Dealers.
Bunton R., 9 Walnut
Hutchinson D. C, east of Namaske Mills
Lamson & Marden, Elm, near Bridge
Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.
Bailey H. M., 706 Elm
Eastman Daniel B., Main, Piscataqnog
FAIRBANKS & DOWNS, 762 and 764 Elm (see adv.
dept., p. 10)
Goodwin D. M., 710 Elm
Parker William, jr., 882 Elm
PIKE & HEALD, 972 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 11)
Sargent & Packer, 1134 Elm
SULLIVAN BROTHERS, 1037 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 7)
Williams Charles, 3 Smyth's block, Elm
Sulphur Baths.
Strong Jairus E., Hanover
Surveyor.
SaAvyer Joseph B., 185 Merchants Exchange, Elm
Tailors.
(See also Clothing.)
Chandler, Williams & Co., Patten's block, 930 Elm
Cumner & Co., 5 Union block, 888 Elm
Fogg I. W., 302 Elm
Pike & Plumer, 11 Central block, Elm
PLUMER, CHANDLER & CO., 897 and 899 Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 8)
Pushee S., 829 Elm
Tanners and Curriers.
Chase John B., Wells' block, opposite City Hotel, Elm
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball's block, Elm (see
advt. over Manchester title)
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Teachers.
BALDWIN & BATCHELDER (music), 7 Hanover (see
advt. on front cover)
Custer E. Mrs. (music), 151 Hanover
Dignam Walter (music), Wells' block
Jones H. M. Mrs. (music), 34 Bridge
Jones J. D. (music), 34 Bridge
McLean C. M., 6 Smyth's block
Morrill Charles Mrs. (music), 129 Hanover
Murdock T. J. Mrs. (drawing, writing, &c), 2 Union bl'dg.
WHITNEY I. S. (music), 866 Elm, Ferren's building
(see advt. opposite Manchester title-page)
Worthly D. A. Mrs. (music), 47 Orange
Wright D. C, Masonic building, Hanover
Teas, Coffee, and Spices.
(See also Grocers.)
BROOKS J. H., 67 Hanover (see adv. dept., p. 7)
Telegraph Offices.
Northern, Elm
Western Union, 10 Market
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers.
(See also Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.)
Brock & Kennedy, 92 Elm
FAIRBANKS & DOWNS, 762 and 764 Elm (see adv.
dept., p. 10)
Goodwin D. M., 710 Elm
Howe H. H., 9 Manchester
PIKE & HEALD, 972 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 11)
SULLIVAN BROTHERS, 1037 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 7)
Tobacconists.
(See Cigars and Tobacco ; also Cigar Manufacturers.)
Trunks and Valises.
Branch Edwin, Elm
KENNEDY EDWIN, 946 Elm (see advt. top line back
cover)
Lee John, 7 Patten's block, Elm
Truesdale J., 860 Elm
Tubs and Pails.
Libbey David, 85 Pine
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Undertakers.
Devine Patrick, Chestnut
Fisher Charles S. (city), Masonic Temple, 41 Hanover
Melendy & Carpenter, Hanover
Upholsterers.
(See also Furniture.)
Bradley T. R. V., Elm, corner Pleasant
Parker A. 0., 1 and 8 Merrimack block, Elm
Variety Stores.
Alden D. Mrs., 113 Hanover
Ely John H., Elm
Chase M., 107 Hanover
Farrar John, 9 Merrimack
Harrington Patrick, Spruce
Martin Thomas, Park, near Chestnut
McKay D. S., Central
Morse B. A., 72 Granite (P.)
Veterinary Surgeon.
Derby M. C, Elm
Washing Machines.
Libbey David, 85 Pine
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
Carr Lyman, 914 Elm
Carter Win., 1309 Elm
Chase C. H, 1069 Elm \
Dunlap & Baker, 959 Elm
Elliott W. H., 903 Elm
Ladd H. H, 3 Union building, 896 Elm
Mooar John, 940 Elm, corner Stark
Simon & Langdon, 907 Elm
Straw & Lovejoy, 892 Elm
Water Pipe.
(See Steam, Gas, and "Water Pipe.)
Water Wheels.
AMOSKEAG MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Canal
Forsaith Hiram, Mechanics row
West India Goods.
(See Grocers.)
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Wheelwrights.
(See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Chenette C, 202 Manchester
Currier Benjamin, rear 32 Merrimack
Gale S. S, Main (P.)
Lacroix Lewis L., Kidder's court, Elm, opposite Tremont
house
McCRILLIS JOHN B. & SON", Bridge, corner Wilson,
Jamesville (see adv. dept., p. 10)
Sanborn A. W. & Co., Sanborn's block, Elm, cor. Bridge
Willow Worker.
ITrch David, 6£ Smyth's block, Elm
Window and Door Frames.
Favor C. C, Wells' block, Spring
FRENCH HENRY, 382 Chestnut (see advt., page 9)
Hodge J., Mechanics row
Hubbard William W., 1 Mechanics row
Westover W. G. & Co., Elm, near Granite (see advt., p. 5)
Window Shade Manufacturer.
Page R., 389 Elm
Wines, Liquors, &c.
Casey Hannah Mrs., 16 Amherst
CASHIN" JOHN H., 71 Manchester (see adv. dept., p. 9)
Chadwick H. M., 1123 Elm
Chamberlain E., 559 Elm
Cheney I. D., 523 Elm
Dollard James, 649 Elm
Durgin N. S., Manchester
Emerson D. B., Elm, corner Merrimack
FAHEY PETER & CO., Elm, corner Pleasant
Flanders & Co., 16 Concord
Fletcher George, rear Elm, near Methodist church
Glidden F., 55 Manchester
Harris G. H., Pleasant
Hayes & Co. (wholesale), Concord
Lacasse Joseph S., 1041 Elm
Lerean Joseph, 987 Elm
Lyons Thomas, 547 Elm
Mann John, 515 Elm
McCabe Michael, Concord
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Moore Gilman D., Joy's block, Manchester
Morse J. A. & Co., 817 Elm
Mailer Thomas, 92 Manchester
Murray Edward, 513 Elm
O'Grady Thomas, 1 Stark
Olena Medore, Elm, corner Spring
Perkins N. & Co. (wholesale), 14 Amherst
Perry Elijah, 14 Merrimack block, 802 Elm
Prout & Co., Elm, corner Central
Rogers P., 1 Pleasant
Shepard & Potter, 18 Concord
Stacy & Willey, Concord, under Music hall
Sullivan Jeremiah, 2 Park
Sullivan Patrick, 563 Elm
SWEENEY JOHN", Elm, corner Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 12)
West Charles, 33 Manchester
Whittier & Morrison, 1227 Elm
Wood and Coal.
BOD WELL L. B. & CO., Elm, corner Depot street (see
adv. dept., p. 11)
JOHNSON E. P. & CO., 688 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 8)
Wood Dealers.
BODWELL L. B. & CO., Elm, corner Depot street (see
adv. dept., p. 11)
Eastman Daniel B., Main, near Depot, Piscataquog
Fellows E. B., 19 Lowell
Foss C. R., 1158 Elm
JOHNSON E. P. & CO., 668 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 8)
Richardson William C, Merrimack, corner Chestnut
Robertson G. F., Elm, corner Central
Rowe Dana, Pearl
Willey H. & Co., Bridge, near Elm
Wood Turners.
Cox C. G., Auburn, corner Franklin
Hubbard William W., 1 Mechanics row
Wood Working Machinery.
FORSAITII S. C. (manufacturer), foot Auburn, east of
depot (see adv. dept., p. 13)
80 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Wooden Ware.
Libby David, 85 Pine
PIKE & HEALD, 972 Elm (see adv. dept., p. 11)
SULLIVAN BROTHERS, 1037 Elm (see adv. dept.,
p. 7)
Wool Pullers.
KIMBALL BROTHERS, 1 Kimball's block, Elm (see
advt. over Manchester title)
Woolen Goods Manufacturers.
MANCHESTER PRINT WORKS, Canal
OLZENDAM A. P. (hosiery), south end Mechanics row
(see adv. dept., p. 3)
Yankee Notions.
Brown J. A., Stearns Hotel building
Holmes G. S., Globe block, Hanover
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EMBRACING
A Classified I«ist of all Trades, Professions, anil Pursuit.'* in
the City of Nashua for the Year 187£, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Academies.
Nashua Literary Institute, 10 Park
Agricultural Implements.
Barr & Barnard, 50 Main
Nutt Chas. H., 1 Nutt's building, Main
Ale, Porter, &c.
BROWN" WEBSTER C., 6 No-yes' block, 127 Main (see
adv. dept., page 14)
LANE NELSON, Thayer's court (see adv. dept., p. 15)
Laton & Lund, Greeley's brick block, Railroad square
Apothecaries.
Crane Frank M., 1 Goodrich block, Main
Currier George W., 133 Main
Gibby Thomas II., 25 Main
Russell Elias S. & Co., 69 Main
Wason Eugene, 67 Factory
White J. W. & Son, Main, corner Factory
Architect and Builder.
Crandall L. L>., office 63 Factory
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Auctioneers.
Campbell C. H., Post-office building
Dane H. & H. F., Railroad square
Lucas I. W. & Co., 18 Factory
Axe Manufacturers.
UNDERHILL EDGE TOOL CO., Edgeville
Axles.
Nashua Iron and Steel Co., East Hollis
Bakers.
BURKE NAHTJM W., East Hollis, near Worcester
Depot, store 40 Main
Wallace John, 15 Mulberry-
Bands.
Hamlet, Rogers & Marshall (Quadrille) band
Nashua Cornet Band, Railroad block, Railroad square
Bankers.
Mclvean Albert & Co., 1 Exchange building, Main, opp.
post-office
Banks.
City Savings Bank, Main, opposite City hall
First National Bank, 85 Main, opposite City hall
Indian Head National Bank, Depot building, Railroad sq.
Mechanics Savings Bank, County Records building, Main
Nashua Savings Bank, Exchange building
Batting Manufacturer.
HOLT HENRY, Merrimack (see adv. dept., page 20)
Bedding Manufacturer.
HOLT HENRY, Merrimack (see advt., page 20)
Bedstead Manufacturer.
KIMBALL LEWIS, 23 Water, office, 22 do. (see adv.
dept., page 23)
Belt Manufacturers.
FITZGERALD R., Phillip's building, Main (see adv.
dept., page 23)
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Billiard Halls.
Morrill & Moulton, 13 Main, corner Thayer's court
WOOD ALMON, Tremont billiard ball, 155 Main, corner
W. Pearl
Bill Posters.
Davis Geo., Railroad square
Holden Cbas. A., 41 Main
Bird Cage Manufacturers.
Hunt C. II. & Co., E. Hollis, near Main
Blacksmiths.
Avery Asa, W. Hollis, near Ash
Livingston E. TV., Lemon, corner Lowell
Vincent William, Cedar, cor. S. Elm
Wallace M. TV., Canal, corner Orange
Woodward Q. A., Clinton, corner Lowell
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
Bleacher (Hat and Bonnet).
French John S. A., 17 Factory
Bobbin, Spool, and Shuttle Manufacturers.
EATON & AYER, Water (see adv. dept., page 18)
Books and Stationery.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
Greene Martin V. B., 4 Exchange building, 45 Main, opp.
post-office
Bookbinders.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
Greene Martin V. B., 57 Main
MOORE & L ANGLE Y, Telegraph building
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Adams Mark A. (ladies), 83 Main
BEARD & TRUE WORTHY,
Boots, Sh.oes efts Loatlior,
43 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE, NASHUA.
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Blunt J. G. & Son, 130 West Pearl, corner Chestnut
Cooder W. J. & Co., 34 Chestnut
Chase N. & S., Bridge, near Armory
Duffv Ross C, 45 Factory
Fiske & Libby, 31 Factory
Harris George W., 99 Main
Harris H. W., Chestnut, corner West Pearl
Mclntire Edward P., 61 Main
Murch C. W., 89 Main
Richardson S. B., 39 Main
Washburn N. P., 93 Main
Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers.
Chase N. & S, Bridge
Dadmun John H., Chestnut, opposite Bowery
Davis Jeremiah P., 13 Main
Dockham Orrin S., 38 South Central
Field Edmund, 112 Canal
Herrick William C, 56 South Elm, near Hollis
Lamer J. R., 66 Palm
Mills George E., 45 Factory and 90 West Pearl
Nott J. A., Clinton
Peabody Warren A., 4 Water
Riley Andrew, 52 Factory
Rogers Elbridge, 76 West Pearl
Willoughby Samuel, 7£ Factory
Bottlers of Ale, Porter, and Soda.
LANE NELSON", Thayer's court, corner Railroad square
(see adv. dept., p. 15)
Box Manufacturers.
Davis Stillman S. (paper), Laton's building, Railroad sq.
MELENDY H. D. & CO., Quincy, near Worcester & N.
R. R. (see adv. dept., p. 18)
Sargents & Cross, Canal, near N. & L. R. R. depot
Brass Foundry.
Nashua Lock Co., 52 Spring
Brass and Iron Fittings.
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph block, Temple (see adv.
dept., p. 19)
Building Mover.
Stevens David, Bowes
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Cabinet Makers.
Hale John, Water
Prescott N. O., Cross
Cabinet Organs.
BALDWIN E. T., 3 Goodrich block (see advt. on front
cover)
Candles.
LADD J. W. & CO., 41 Ledge (see adv. dept., p. 20)
Card and Card Board Manufacturers.
EAGLE CARD CO., Water (see adv. dept., p. 16)
NASHUA CARD AND GLAZED PAPER CO., Pear-
son's avenue (see adv. dept., p. 16)
Card Grinders (Ladd's Patent).
SAUNDERS ALBERT H., Main st. Harbor (see adv.
dept., p. 16)
Carpenters and Builders.
Andrews Abner, Lowell, near Orange
Cochran John, 10 High
Crombie James, 16 Church
Flanders John M., French court
Foster Franklin, Lowell, opposite Indian Head House
Holt Hiland A., 75 Ash
Howard Harvey, Sargent & Cross yard
Martin Lorenzo W., Vine, near Kinsley
Paige Mark, foot of North Elm
Prescott N. O., Cross
Stetson Edwin, 95 Temple
Thompson George, 15 Lemon
Carpet Manufacturer.
Mullin D. W.} 11 River
Carriage Manufacturers.
French Abel H, Lemon, near Lowell
RANGER EDGAR A., Lowell, corner Clinton (see adv.
dept., p. 23)
Carriagesmiths.
Vincent William, Cedar, corner South Elm
Woodward Q. A. & Co., Clinton, corner Lowell
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Carriage Trimmer.
Coburn Cyrus, Railroad block, Railroad square
Cigar Dealers and Manufacturers.
Holman Charles, 112 West Pearl
Truell Moses L., 94 South Elm
Civil Engineer.
George B. F., Depot building, N. & L. R. R.
Clergymen.
Alvord Frederick, Summer, near Concord
Babcock D. C. (Meth. E.), 133 West Pearl
Black James S. (Cong.), 115 Main
Eaton W. H. (Bap.), 17 Franklin
Gaylord William L. (Cong.), 206 Main
McCollester S. H. (Univ.), 35 Franklin
McGee Jonathan, 1 Auburn
Clothes Gleaner.
Conlon P., 30 Factory
Clothing Dealers.
(See also Tailors.)
Chapman Henrv J., 103 Main
Goodrich L. W., 149 Main
Moore George W., 107 Main, corner Factory
Runnells & Chase, 25 Main
Tuttle Nelson, Central building, Main
Washburn N. P., 97 Main
Coach Proprietors.
Peasley & McCleaiy, Lock, junct. Lowell, offices Indian
Head, Central, and Tremont Houses.
Coal and Wood Dealers.
Cross & Frazier, Railroad square, opposite freight depot
MORRISON J. H., 90 West Pearl (see adv. dept., p. 23)
Vickery George A., Post-office building, Main
White J. W. & Son (coal), Main, corner Factory
Coffin Manufacturers and Dealers.
DAVIS MOSES, Thayer's building, 11 Main (see adv.
dept., p. 19)
Kendall Charles, Maple, near Mulberry
Rockwood A. J. & Co., Main, first door north of P. O.
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Commission Merchants.
Dane H. & H. F., Railroad square
Knowles & Co. (grain), 6 Goodrich block
Snow A. W\, Central building, Main
Concrete Sidewalks.
Batchelder Nathaniel, East Hollis, corner Alld's road
Confectioners.
(See also Fruit and Confectionery).
Holman Charles, 112 West Pearl
Lovejoy Charles A., 100 "Walnut
Osborn John, 19 Factory
Cotton Batting Manufacturer.
HOLT HENRY, Merrimack (see adv. dept, page 20)
Cotton Manufacturing Companies.
JACKSON COMPANY, Canal
NASHUA MANUFACTURING CO., Basin street
(see advt.)
YALE MILLS MANUFACTURING CO., Main street,
Harbor (see advt.)
Cough Syrup Manufacturer.
Webster John, Manchester
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Coggin John, 2 Main, corner West Pearl
Cooper W. J. & Co., 34 Chestnut
HOWARD & COPP, 105 Main
PIERCE JAS. L., 52 Main (see adv. dept., page 21)
Tupper Freeman E., 63 Factory
Curtain Fixtures.
PIERCE JAMES L., 52 Main (see adv. dept., page 21)
Cutlery.
(See also Hardware.)
Goodrich Hiram M., 2 Goodrich block, Main
HOWARD & COPP, 105 Main
PIERCE JAMES L„ 52 Main (see adv. dept., page 21)
RIDGWAY C. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Dentists.
Eayrs Charles G. A., Nutt's building
Locke Luther F., 65 Main and 29 Amherst
LULL ALBERT, 101 Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
Twitchell Ferdinand L., 59 Main
Deputy Sheriffs.
Hill Paris IL, Main, corner Factory
Taylor John, 1114- Main
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
GREGG, HOYT & CO., near Concord Depot
OTIS PAUL, Railroad sq., opp. B. L. & N. freight depot
Drain Pipe.
CHANDLER SETH D., Main, corner West Hollis and
Bridge, near Concord depot (see adv. dept., page 19)
Dress Makers.
Barns Adeline Miss, 111 West Pearl
Blood Abbic F. Miss, 70 Canal
Brown William W. Mrs., 27 Factory
Button S. J. Mrs., 37 Lowell
Carleton Mary Miss, 86 Canal
Chamberlain M. A., 106 West Pearl
Coad A. M., 7 Factory
Dolloff Catherine, 10-1 Canal
Graham Elizabeth Miss, 1 East Pearl
Heaton E. C. Mrs., Walnut, corner Pleasant
Hunt Martha R. Miss, 57 Walnut
Kelly Sarah A. Miss, 59£ Factory
Lillie C. C, Railroad square
Matterson Thomas A. Mrs., 14 Walnut
McClure Lucinda G. Mrs., 25 Factory
Mygatt R. H. Mrs., 28 South Central
Perkins L. S., 65 Main '
Reed M. A. Mrs., 13 Lock
SMALL H. E. MRS., 121 Main (see advt., page 22)
Upton N. C. Mrs., 121 Main
Viekery Mary A. Mrs., 20 Factory
Wallace E. H. Mrs., 6 Pearson's avenue
Walker Joanna Miss, 6 Ridge
Drug Mills.
Eayrs & Co., Concord
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Dry Goods.
Adams Mark A. & Son, 83 Main
Blake James H., 81 Main
Blunt J. G. & Son, 130 West Pearl, corner Chestnut
Cheever Brothers, 21 Factory
Cooper W. J. & Co., 34 Chestnut
Crawford & Anderson, 123 Main
Hight H. JL, 135 Main
Kimball F. F., 119 Main
Reed A. G. & H. H., 11 Factory
Wheat J. A. & Son, 4 Goodrich block, Main
Dyer.
Murgatroyd Edward, oj^posite 11 Front
Edge Tool Manufacturers.
Underbill Edge Tool Co., G. W. Underbill, Supt., Edge-
ville
Enameled Paper Manufacturers.
EAGLE CARD CO., Water (see adv. dept., pa^e 16)
NASHUA CARD AND GLAZED PAPER CO., Pear-
son's avenue (see adv. dept., page 16)
Engravers.
Hendrick A. P., 35 Main
RIDGWAY CHAS. T. (silver ware), 93 Main (see adv.
dept., page 17)
Expresses.
BOSTON, LOWELL & NASHUA R. R. EXPRESS
PARCELS DEPARTMENT, P. W. Jones, supt,,
office, Nashua passenger depot (see advt. front
colored page)
UNITED STATES AND CANADA EXPRESS, C. A.
Evans, agent, 57 Main (see advt. front colored page)
Express Wagon Manufacturer.
RANGER E. A., Lowell, cor. Clinton (see adv. dept., p. 23)
Fan Manufacturers.
American Fan Co., Hollis
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Fancy Dry Goods.
ANDREWS CHAS. T., 111^ Main (see adv. dept., p. 17)
Ball M. A., 94 Canal
Chapman Louisa A. Miss, 59 Factory
Cheever Brothers, 21 Factory
Clark Rebecca Mrs., 141 Main
Crawford & Anderson, 123 Main
Hale Barry, 39 Factory
Heath Prucia M. Miss, 7 Factory
Howe Lucy M. Miss, 57 Factory
Kent James E., 27 Factory .
Knapp M. J., 90 Temple
Lincoln F. H., 51 Factory
Lowe A. S., 49 Factory
Parker E. S. & M. A., 33 Factory
Richardson Ann II. Mrs., 86 Canal
Shepard B. H. Mrs., 43 Factory
Tuck Samuel, 117 Main
Tuttle G. A., 37 Factory
Vickery II. M. & A. W., 35 Factory
Fancy Goods.
ANDREWS CHARLES T., 111£ Main (see adv. dept.,
p. 17)
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
dwell F. G, 41 Factory
Greene Martin M. B., Exchange building
Jefts A. P., 53 Factory
RIDGWAY CHARLES T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., p. 17)
Warren M. J., 7 Factory
Wheat J. A. & Son, 4 Goodrich block, Main
Feather Bed Renovator.
HOLT HENRY, Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 20)
Fish Dealers.
Baker C. H., Railroad square
Cummings & Co., under Tremont House
Flour and Grain Dealers.
(See also Grocers.)
CHANDLER SETH D., Main, corner West Ilollis (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Hall W. & Co., Railroad square
Knowles & Co., 1 Goodrich block
McQuesten & Co., Laton's building, Railroad square
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Merrill & Barr, 26 Main
Shattuck G. C. & Co., Railroad block, Railroad square
Spaulding & Stearns, Railroad square
Flyers and Spindle Manufacturer.
Johnson George R., River
Fruit and Confectionery.
Bagley J., Factory
BROWN WEBSTER C, 127 Main (see adv. dept.,p. 14)
Phelps S. E., 96 Canal
Rideout David J., 24 Main
Wright W. F., 147 Main
Furniture Dealers.
Coggin John, Main, corner West Pearl
Dane H. & H F., Railroad square
Fletcher & Webster, Bowery, near Harbor pond
HOWARD & COPP, 105 Main
Spalding Warren F., Post-office building, Main, up-stairs
Furniture Manufacturers.
Fletcher & Webster, Bowery, near Harbor pond
Fur Dealers.
(See Hats and Caps.)
Gas Light Company.
Nashua Gas Light Co., office X1 utt's building
Gas Fitters.
DEVEREUX JAMES A. & CO., 42 Main (see adv.
dept., p. 15)
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Gas, Steam, and Water Fixtures.
DEVEREUX JAMES A. & CO., 42 Main (see adv. dept.,
p. 15)
JACKMAIST & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Bowers George, 49 Main
Chapman Brothers, 67 Main
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Chapman Henry J., 103 Main
Dutton A. P., 5 Nutt's building, Main
Goodrich L. W., 149 Main
Moore George W., 107 Main, corner Factory
Runnells & Chase, 125 Main
Washburn N. P., 97 Main
Glass Ware.
(See also Crockery.)
Goodrich H. M., 2 Goodrich block, Main
PIERCE JAMES L., 52 Main (see adv. dept., p. 21)
Glazed Paper Manufacturers.
EAGLE CARD COMPANY, Water (see adv. dept., p.
16)
NASHUA CARD AND GLAZED PAPER CO., Pear-
son's avenue, near Main (see adv. dept., p. 16)
Granite Workers.
DAVIS MOSES, West Hollis, corner South Elm (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Eaton Nathaniel, West Hollis, near Ash
Ellenwood Benjamin, head of Franklin
Weaver William (Riverside Marble Works), basement 35
Main
Grist Mills.
Bullard John, Canal, near Nashua & Lowell Railroad de-
pot
EATON & AYER, Water (see adv. dept., p. 18)
McQuesten & Co., Front
Sargents & Cross, Canal, near Nashua & Lowell railroad
Grocers.
Barker & Spoftbrd, 145 Main
Blunt J. G. & Son, 130 West Pearl, corner Chestnut
Burke & Taylor, 4 Nutt's building, Main
Buxton Mark R., 120 and 122 West Pearl, corner Walnut
Chagnon Philip, 36 Walnut
Chase N. & S., Bridge, near Armory
Clark W. E. & Co., 5 Bridge
Collins Samuel B., 129 Main
COOPER W. J. & CO., 34 Chestnut
Cook Josiah, 128 West Pearl
Daggett & Cross, Main, corner Franklin
Fisher Brothers, Main, corner Water
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Gale & Crane, 1042 Factory
Garland Freeman A., Washington, corner Factory
Gilson W. M., 127 West Pearl
Girard & Maynard, Railroad square
Greene George W., 94 West Pearl
Hall W. & Co., Railroad building, Railroad square
Hosmer Jonathan, 53 Factory
Jackson & McKean, East Pearl, corner Spring
JAQUITH ASA, 126 W. Pearl (see adv. dept., p. 22)
Knight & Atwood, A. P. U. Division 10, 15 Factory
Little George J. & Co., Main, corner West Pearl
Lucier & Tessier, 3 Union block, Railroad square
McLean & Laton, Greeley building
McQuesten Joseph B., 45 Bridge
Ober & Thompson, 1 Main, opp. Indian Head House
Phillips & Co., Railroad square
Prindle George W., 63 Factory
Rideout David J., 24 Main
Saunders J. M., 40 Main
Sawyer & Co., 9 Factory
Shattuck Andrew L., West Hollis, near Chestnut
Sullivan David, High, corner Washington
Sullivan Dennis D., 4 High
Sullivan Michael D., High, corner South School
Sullivan Michael J., High, opposite Clay
VERDER & CO., Railroad block, Railroad square (see
adv. dept., p. 22)
Wheeler W. W., Chestnut, corner West Pearl
Whittemore George W., Railroad square
Wood & Brigham, Main, corner Fletcher
Hairdressers.
Ames Philip O., Central House, Railroad square
HOPKINS GEORGE W., 41 Main (see adv. dept., p. 22)
Ingalls Lyman, Phillips block
Williams E. L., Tremont House
Hair Renewer.
Hall R. P. & Co., High, near Main
Knowles William H., 96 Canal
Webster John, Manchester
Hard Ware.
Barr & Barnard, 50 Main
Goodrich H. M., 2 Goodrich block, Main
Nutt Charles IL, 1 Nutt's building, Main
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Harness Makers.
Brown Rufus B., 22 Factory
Charon Moses, 18 Factory
Coburn Cyrus, Railroad block, Railroad square
Sanderson A. E., 76 West Pearl
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Chapman H. J., 103 Main
Goodrich L. W., 149 Main
Moore George W., 107 Main, corner Factory
Runnells & Chase, 125 Main
Taylor John (furs), 11H Main
Washburn N. P., 97 Main
Hay Dealers.
Cross & Frazier, Railroad square, opposite N. & L. freight
depot
Hides and Calf Skins (dealers in).
Ackerman & Reed, Laton's building, Railroad square
Hoop Skirt Manufacturers.
Nashua Skirt Company, Railroad block, Railroad square
Hop Dealer.
Strickland H. A., Granite, corner Summer
Hop and Yeast Dealers.
Dean S. P., 11 Granite
Worcester M. A. & K. F., Lowell, corner Main
Horse Radish Manufacturer.
LANE NELSON, Thayer's court, corner Railroad square
(see adv. dept., p. 15)
Horse Clipping Machine.
AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACHINE MAN-
UFACTURING COMPANY, William Earl, jr.,
agent, 1.60 Main
Hotels.
Indian Head House, Lowell street
MERRIMACK HOUSE, George E. Boutell, proprietor,
Railroad square (see adv. dept., p. 14)
TREMONT HOUSE, Geo. R. Cushing, proprietor, Main,
corner West Pearl (see adv. dept., p. 14)
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House Furnishing Goods.
Goodrich H. M., 2 Goodrich block, Main
HOWARD & COPP, 105 Main
Mitchell George H., 63 Main
Hub Manufacturers.
Crosby Jesse, 5 Concord
Loverin Horace, Merrimack, foot of French
Ice Dealer.
Godfrey Reuben, 85 West Pearl
insurance Agents.
Emerson Edward P., 3 Main, corner Park
Kimball John G., Depot building, Railroad square, and No.
1 Post-office building, Main
McKean & Andrews, Exchange building, opp. post-office
Meloon C. L., 65 Main
Thurber J. II., 5 Exchange building
Wilcox John D., 57 Vine
WINCH FRANCIS (Republic, Manhattan, New York,
Phoenix, Brooklyn, Merchants, Providence), Nutt's
building, Main
Iron Founders.
Nashua Iron Foundry, Temple, near South
OTTERSON JOTH AM D., Quincy, near Worcester and
Nashua Railroad, office Nutt's building, Main (see
adv. dept., p. 18)
Iron Manufacturers.
NASHUA IRON AND STEEL COMPANY, East
Hollis (see advt.)
Iron and Steel.
Barr & Barnard, 50 Main
Nutt Charles II., 1 Nutt's building, Main, corner Park
Iron Soil Pipe.
'JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Jewellers.
(See also Watches and Jewelry.)
Eaton H. H., 72^ Main
LOVEJOY WILLIAM M., 57 Main
RIDGWAY CHAS. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., p. 17)
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Junk Dealer.
Mardin J. F., C3 Chestnut
Kerosene Goods.
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Lamps, &c.
Colburn Ai, 141 Main
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
PIERCE J. L., 52 Main (see adv. dept., p. 21)
Laundries.
City Laundry, Caroline Rand, Main, corner East Pearl
Nashua Steam Laundry, opposite Indian Head Hotel
Williams George, East Hollis, corner Spruce
Lawyers.
Bailey William W., 4 Exchange building, Main
Barrett & Atherton, 7 Nutt's building, Main
Cutter R. H., 2 and 3 Phillips building
Fassett James B., 3 Goodrich block, Main
Dearborn C. V., Register of Probate office
Emerson B. F., 9 Main
Hutchinson J. P., 3 Post-office building
SAWYER GEORGE Y. & SAWYER JUNIOR, 101
Main, Beasom's bl'k (see top line outside front cover)
Sawyer A. W., 78 Main
Stevens A. F., 78 Main
Worcester S. T., Nutt's building, Main
Lime and Cement.
CHANDLER SETH D., Main, corner West Hollis (see
adv. dept., p. 20)
Hall Williams & Co., Railroad block, Railroad square
Shattuck G. C. & Co., Railroad square
Lock Manufacturers.
Nashua Lock Company, F. O. Munroe, supt, Spring
Locomotive Tire Manufacturers.
NASHUA IRON AND STEEL COMPANY, East Hol-
lis (see advt.)
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Lumber Dealers.
Chase F. E. P. & D. S, 46 Spring
McQuesten & Co., Laton's building, Railroad square
MELENDY H. D. & CO., Quincy, near W. & N. R. R.
(see adv. dept., p. 18)
Proctor H. O., 90 West ' Pearl
Roby L. A. (ship), Temple, near Concord depot
S argents & Cross, Canal, near Nashua and Lowell depot
Machine Manufacturers.
DAVIS G. W. & CO., Mason, near Hollis (see adv. dept.,
p. 22)
SAUNDERS A. H., Main street, Harbor (see adv. dept.,
p. 16)
Warner & Whitney, East Hollis, near Main
Machinists.
DAVIS GEORGE W. & CO., Mason, near East Hollis
(see adv. dept., p. 22)
Flather & Co., 11 River
Johnson George R., River
Phillips O. M., Main, corner Park
SAUNDERS A. H, Main street, Harbor (see adv. dept.,
page 16)
Sprague M. F.
TOWNS C. J. (see adv. dept., page 18)
Machinists' Tools.
Flather & Co., 11 River
Warner & Whitney, East Hollis, near Main
Machinists' and Wood Workers' Tools.
TOWNS C. J. (see adv. dept. page 18)
Manufacturing Companies.
American Fan Co., East Hollis
EAGLE CARD CO., Water
JACKSON CO., Canal
NASHUA CO., D. D. Crombie, agent, Basin (see advt.)
NASHUA CARD AND GLAZED PAPER CO., V. C.
Gilman, agent, Pearson's avenue (see adv. dept., p. 16)
NASHUA LOCK CO., F. O. Monroe, supt., 52 Spring
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NASHUA IRON AND STEEL CO,, S. K. Wellman,
supt., F. Munroe, paymaster, East Hollis, near W. &
N. R. R. (see advt.)
UNDERHILL EDGE TOOL CO., G. W. Underlilil,
supt.
VALE MILLS MANUF. CO., Benjamin Saunders, agt.
and treas., Main street, Harbor (see advt.)
Marble Workers.
DAVIS MOSES, Thayer's building, 11 Main (see adv.
dept., page 19)
Weaver William, Riverside Marble Works, basement 35
Main
York William F. & Co., 112 Canal
Masons.
Morgan P. F., West Hollis, corner South Pine
Rand L. C, Main, corner East Pearl
Smith & Lakeman, Clinton, corner Lowell
Starrett Mark, 9 East Pearl
Weston & Stevens, 3 Holmes
Mattress Manufacturer.
HOLT HENRY, Merrimack (see adv. dept., page 20)
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Cheever Brothers, 21 Factory
Clark Rebecca Mrs., 35 Factory
Cushing O. H. & Co. Misses, 75 Main
Greene Sybil S. Mrs., 89 Main and 33 Factory
Lowe A. S., 49 Factory
Richardson Ann H. Mrs., 86 Canal
Tuck Samuel, 2 Noyes block, 117 Main
Models, Patterns, 8cc.
TOWNS C. J. (see adv. dept., p. 18)
Money Drawer Manufacturers.
Kendall & Wood, Quincy, near W. & N. R. R.
Music Teachers.
Andrews C. O., 48 Canal
BALDWIN EDWIN T., 3 Goodrich block, Main (see
advt. on front cover)
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Bingham Millie A. Miss, 15 Temple
Cross Mary E. Miss, 49 Franklin
Douglass M. E., 48 South Central
Grant Emily J., 73 Main
Heath L., 20 East Pearl
Hosmer Mary F., Kinsley, corner Vine
Merrill Adele F. Miss, 55 Franklin
Moore Sophia M., East Pearl, corner Main
Page E. Narzett, 11 Spruce
Phillips E. P., 3 Goodrich block, Main
Porter Cephila B. Miss, 25 East Concord
Woodman Martha M. Miss, 30 Cross
Music and Musical Instruments.
BALDWIN" E. T., 3 Goodrich block, Main (see advt.
outside front cover)
RIDGWAY C. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
Newspapers and Publishers.
NASHUA DAILY TELEGRAPH, Moore & Langley,
publishers, Central building, Main (see advt.)
NASHUA GAZETTE AND HILLSBOROUGH CO.
ADVERTISER, Hunt's building, Main, cor. Factory,
B. B. & F. P. Whittemore, publishers (see adv.
dept., page 23)
NEW HAMPSHIRE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, Moore
& Langley, publishers, Central building, Main
Opticians.
Eaton H. H., 72£ Main
RIDGWAY CHAS. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
Organs.
BALDWIN E. T., 3 Goodrich block, Main (see advt.
outside front cover)
Painters (Carriage and Sign).
Gaskin William, 6 South Elm
Harris J. M., Lowell, corner Clinton
Painters.
Atwood Henry, 71 Walnut
Badger George W., under post-office, Main
Bickford J. D. & Co.,, 34 Factory
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Colburn Joel, 8 Factory
Duncklee Charles EL, Reed's lane
Hamlett Ira W., Oak, near Walnut
McKean C. C. (house, sign, and ornamental), Lowell, opp.
Indian Head House
Proctor J. G. & Co., 12 Water
Reed David A., South Elm, near Mulberry
Rockwood Jefferson, Mechanic, near Factory
Small II. W., Lowell, corner Main
Paints, Oils, and Glass.
Barr & Barnard, 50 Main
Nutt C. H., Nutt's building, Main
Paoer Hangers.
Atwood Henry, 71 Walnut
Barnes James F., 41 Main
Bickford J. D., 34 Factory
Paper Box Manufacturers.
Davis Stillman S., Baton's building, Railroad square
Munroe F. O., 52 Spring
Paper Hangings.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block
PIERCE JAMES L., 52 Main (see adv. dept,, page 21)
Periodicals and Newspapers.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
Greene M. V. B., 57 Main
Photographers.
Batchelder J. C, West Pearl, opp. Tremont House
Eaton A. B., 91 Main, opp. City hall
Hamilton Samuel C, Post-office building
Johnson Edwin W., 115 Main
WESTON F. O, 95 Main (see bottom lines front cover)
Physicians.
Abbott Amos, Main, corner Park
Ayer Francis B., 3 Goodrich block
Baudry Joseph X., 5 Nutt's building
Church Charles E., West Hollis, corner South Pine
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Colburn Edwin A., 92 Main, corner Temple
Colburn Elijah, 92 Main
Currier George W., 133 Main
Dale L. M. (botanic), Alld's road
Davis J. E., 61 Temple
Dearborn E., 16 Park
Dow Hannah T. Mrs. (botanic), 10 Post-office building
Eayrs Chas. G. A., Nutt's building .
Garland Jeremiah C, 95 Main
Gerald F. L., 114 West Pearl
Gibby Thomas H., 25 Main
Gilson Andrew J., 51 South Central
Graves Josiah G., 11 Franklin
Gray George, M. D., Beasom's block, Main, cor. Factory
Hamilton S. D., 6 Franklin
Hammond Evan B., 110 Main
Harward Jane L. Mrs. (clairvoyant), 2 Elbridge
Hunt J. Earl, Post-office building, Main
Lanctot Joseph, 5 Nutt's building, Main
Locke Luther S., 65 Main and 29 Amherst
Manning Isaac, 107 West Pearl
McQuesten E. Forrest, 3 Goodrich block, Main
Moore Norman J., 46 Temple
Noyes George H., M. D., Noyes block
Spalding Edward, Temple, near Spring
Thornton William, 15 Thayer's court
Whittle Joshua F. (hom.), 79 Main
Wilber George F., Beasom's block, 101 Main
Woodbury Oliver A. (horn.), 33 East Pearl
Piano Fortes.
BALDWIN EDWIN T., 3 Goodrich block, Main (see
advt. on front cover)
Picture Frame Manufacturers.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
Greene Martin V. B., 57 Main
Planing and Scroll Sawing.
MELENDY H. D. & CO., Quincy, near W. & N. R. R-
(see adv. dept., p. 18)
Plow Maker.
Crosby Jesse, 5 Concord
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Plumbers.
DEVEREUX JAMES A. & CO., 42 Main (see adv. dept.,
p. 15)
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Plumbers' Material.
Goodrich Hirarh M., 2 Goodrich block, Main
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Pocket Book Manufacturers.
Copp E. J. & Co., 5 Goodrich block, Main
Printers.
Berry R. W., 41 Main, opposite post-office
Globe Printing Company, Railroad building
MOORE & LANGLEY, Central building, Main
Wheeler Harry R., 115 Main
WHITTEMORE B. B. & F. P., Main, corner Factory
(see adv. dept., p. 23)
Produce.
Couch E. P., Main
Marshall Brothers, Main, near post-office
Merrill & Barr, 26 Main
PRESBY P. S, corner Main and High
Snow A. W., Central building, Main
VERDER & CO., Railroad square (see adv. dept., p. 22)
Provisions.
Ackerman & Reed, Laton's building, Railroad square
Collins Samuel B., 129 Main
Daggett & Cross, Main, corner Franklin
Dunn David & Co., 110 Canal
Gaffner Bernard, High, corner Harrison
Gale & Crane, 10 and 12 Factory
Gilson W. M., 127 West Pearl
Gordan & Marden, Chestnut, corner West Pearl
JAQUITH ASA, 126 West Pearl (see adv. dept., p. 22)
Laton S. & A. S., 26 Water
Morrill David L., 16 Factory
Ober & Thompson, Main, opposite Indian Head House
SMITH & LATON, 80 West Pearl (see adv. dept., p. 20)
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Pump Dealers.
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple (see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Pump Manufacturer.
Fisher Alford, East Hollis, near Main
Real Estate Agent.
Campbell C. H, Post-office building, Main
Restaurants.
Barker & Co., basement 43 Main
BROWN WEBSTER C, 127 Main (see adv. dept., p. 14)
Greely T. A., 22 Main
Haskins E. A., Baton's building, Railroad square
Baton & Bund, Railroad square
PEABODY WARREN A., Main, corner Park (see adv.
dept., p. 21)
Swett G. P., 23 Factory
Wilson Allen, Concord depot
Wright W. F., 147 Main
Roofer (Gravel).
Spalding C. T., Reed's avenue
Rolling Mills.
NASHUA IRON AND STEEB CO., Worcester, near
Spruce (see advt.,)
Rubber Cement.
Webster John, Manchester
Rubber Hose.
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph block, Temple (see adv.
dept., p. 19)
Saloons.
Christy Michael, 44 Factory
Cordon Patrick, 28 Factory
Dolloff S. S., 106 Canal
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Duffy Hugh, High, corner Clay
Kelsey E. S., 126 West Pearl
Meighen H. C, 42 Factory
Sexton Patrick, 114 Canal
Vose George H., 126 West Pearl
Whittemore N. P., Railroad square
Saw Repairer.
HINTOX JOHN, Main street, Harbor
Saw Mill.
Sargent & Cross, Canal, near N. & L. R. R. depot
Scroll Sawing.
MELENDY H. D. & CO., Quincy (see adv. dept., p. 18)
Seed Store.
Dunlap A. H. & Son, Main, corner Fletcher
Sewing Machines.
ANDREWS CHAS. T., agent Singer Sewing Machine,
and others, 111£ Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
Pratt Sarah A. Mrs., 37 Factory
Small George E.. 32 Lowell
SMALL H. E. MRS., agent for the Florence, 121 Main
(see adv. dept., page 22)
Sewing Machine Belts.
FITZGERALD RTJFUS, Phillips' building, Main (see
adv. dept., page 23)
Silver Plater.
Marshall Samuel E., at the Nashua Lock Co.'s works
Silver and Silver Plated Ware.
Adams A. F., 83 Main
LOVEJOY WILLIAM M., 57 Main, corner Water
PIERCE JAMES L., 52 Main (see adv. dept., p. 21)
RIDGWAY C. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., p. 17)
Small Wares, &c.
ANDREWS CHARLES T., 11U Main (see adv. dept.,
p. 17)
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Soap Manufacturers.
LADD J. W. & CO., 41 Ledge (see adv. dept., p. 20)
Soap Stone Stoves, Slabs, Stove Linings, &c.
Francestown Soap Stone Company, Bridge, near Concord
depot
Spectacles.
Eaton H. H., 72£ Main
KIDGWAY C. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., p. 17)
Stables (Livery and Boarding)
Hildreth J. H., West Pearl, corner Main
Indian Head Stables, Indian Head House
Livingston Warren, Railroad square
Whittemore 1ST. P., Railroad square
Wilkins James, Chestnut
Stamping Machines (Wright's Patent Cloth).
SAUNDERS A. II., Main street, Harbor (see adv. dept.,
p. 16)
Steam Engine Manufacturers.
DAVIS G. W. & CO., Mason, near East Hollis (see adv.
dept., p. 23)
TOWNS C. J. (see adv. dept., p. 18)
Warner & Whitney, East Hollis, near Main
Steam, Gas, and Water Pipes, and Fixtures.
JACKMAN & FOX, Telegraph building, Temple £see
adv. dept., p. 19)
Stone Masons.
Eaton Nathaniel, West Hollis, near Ash
Fletcher Charles B., 67 Ash
Stoves and Tin Ware.
Goodrich Hiram M., 2 Goodrich block, Main.
GOULD LEWIS E., Telegraph block
HAYWOOD & GREEN, 63 Main
Price Henry W., 24 Factory
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106 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Stove Polish Manufacturer.
Davis A. A., Railroad square
Sugar Mills and Shafting Manufacturers.
Warner & Whitney, East Hollis, near Main
Suspender Manufacturers.
Nashua Suspender Company, C. P. Danforth, proprietor,
Laton's building, Railroad square
Tailors.
Ball W. H. W., Pearson's avenue, near Main
Bowers George, 49 Main
Chapman Brothers, 67 Main
Dutton A. P., 5 Nutt's building, Main
Emerson R. & Co., 139 Main
Tapping Lathes and Dies.
TOWNS C. J. (see adv. dept., p. 18)
Taxidermist.
Phillips O. H., Main, corner Park
Tea and Coffee.
Wilson Asaph (agent Oriental Tea Co.), 1 Central build-
ing, Main
Teachers.
BALDWIN E. T. (music), 3 Goodrich block, Main (see
advt., front cover)
Grant Emily J. Miss (piano and organ), 73 Main
Green H. Maria Miss (wax flowers), Locust, opp. Winter
Moore D. H. (guitar), 52 East Pearl
Phillips E. P. (vocal music), 3 Goodrich block, Main
Telegraph Companies.
American Telegraph Co., office, Nashua and Lowell R. R.
depot
Northern Telegraph Co., at Copp's bookstore, Main, cor-
ner Water
Western Union Telegraph Co., office, Nashua and Lowell
R. R. depot. F. E. Nims, manager and operator,
branch office Concord passenger depot
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Ticket Agent.
KING AARON (Western Railroad), office W. & N. R.
R. depot
Toy Manufacturers.
Hunt C. H. & Co., East Hollis, near Main
Trunks, Valises, &c.
Coburn Cyrus, Railroad block, Railroad square
Goodrich L. W., 149 Main
Moore George W., 107 Main, corner Factory
RIDGWAY C. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
Runnells & Chase, 125 Main
Umbrella Maker and Repairer.
McCloskie Michael, 3 Washington
Undertakers.
DAVIS MOSES, office, 11 Main (see adv. dept., p. 19)
Rockwood A. J. & Co., first door north of post-office
Upholsterer.
Perry J. M., High
U. S. Asst. Assessor.
Parkinson Henry, 78 West Pearl
Variety Stores.
Brown Sarah Mrs., 41 Factory
Cook B. F., South Central, corner Chestnut
Lincoln F. H., 51 Factory
Sweet G. P., 23 Factory
Thomas A. S. Miss, 55 Factory
Veterinary Surgeon.
Whitney W. W., 24 Chestnut
Washing Compound.
French A. H., Ridge, corner North Central
Washing and Wringing Machine Manufacturer.
Hale Luke, Merrimack, foot French
108 MERRIMACK RIYER DIRECTORY.
Watches and Jewelry.
Adams Albert F., 83 Main
Bingham B. D., 4 Exchange building, Main
Eaton H. H, 72£ Main
Goddard N. W. & Son, 89 Main
Hendrick A. P., 35 Main
Jefts A. P., 53 Factory
LOVEJOY WM. M., 57 Main
RIDGWAY CHAS. T., 93 Main (see adv. dept., page 17)
Walton C. J., 47 Factory-
Wheelwright.
RANGER E. A., Lowell, corner Clinton (see adv. dept.,
p. 23)
Window Glass.
Otis Paul, Railroad square
Wines and Liquors.
Fisher Brothers, Main, corner Water
PEABODY W. A., cor. Park and Main (see adv. dept.,
page 21)
Whitteinore G. W., 1 Railroad square
Wood and Coal Dealers.
Blunt J. G. & Son, 130 West Pearl, corner Chestnut
Chase F., E. P. & D. S., 46 Spring
Cooper W. J. & Co., 34 Chestnut
Cross & Frazier, Railroad square, opposite Lowell & Nash-
ua freight depot
EATON & AYER, Water (see adv. dept., p. 18)
MORRISON J. H., 90 West Pearl (see adv. dept., p. 23)
Phelps George, Main, corner Hollis
Vickery George A. (also Coal), office Post-office building
Wood Turners.
Loverin Horace, Merrimack, foot of French
Sargents & Cross, Canal
Wool Carder.
Bingham H. W., Merrimack, foot of French
Writing School.
Lazell N., 9 Nutt's building, Main
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LOWELL BUSINESS
DIRECTORY,
EMBRACING
A Classified List of all Trades, Professions, and Pursuits in
the City of Lowell, for the Year 187*, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Adhesive Plaster Manufacturer.
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS, George E. Mitchell,
proprietor, Elm, near Gorhatn (see adv. dept., p. 24;
Agricultural Implements.
Adams Charles E., 175 Middlesex
Fielding & Bartlett, 136 Central
Rogers Jacob & Co., 166 Merrimack
SHATTUCK H. B., 34 Central (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Whittemore I. W., 27 East Merrimack
Ale and Porter.
Doland James, 79 East Merrimack
Fields John, 15 Lowell
Lennon John, 6 Lowell
LYNCH PATRICK, 41 Market (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Apothecaries.
Allen II. W. & Co., Merrimack, corner Suffolk
Bailey F. & E., Merrimack, corner John
Belle Isle O. J., 49 East Merrimack
Butler F. H. & Co., Central, corner Jackson
Carleton & Hovey, City hall, 164 Merrimack
Carter Mills O., Merrimack, corner Bridge
110 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Crane E. B., Merrimack, corner Worthen
Dows A. W., 185 Central
Duncan W. W., Wamesit Bank building
Hayes Joseph R, 18 Central
Hood Chas. I, & Co., Merrimack, corner Central
Hoyt Eli W. & Co., Central, corner Middlesex
Kimball Charles R., Merrimack, corner Central
Lane L. C, 79 Merrimack
Parker A. W. & Co., 117 Thorndike
Plunkett Joseph, Dutton, corner Market
St. Cyr Edelmar, 327 Merrimack
Thompson M. E., 268 Merrimack
Architect.
Gerrish Thomas G., Museum building
Auctioneers.
Abbott Joel A., 172 Merrimack
Conant J. E. (horses), 170 Central
Fairgrieve G. W., 9 and 11 Middle
Patch E. B., 1 and 2 Commercial square
Bakers.
Bradt G. J. & D., Whiting
Cornock James Mrs., 261 Merrimack
Jefferies Thomas, 346 Central
Lamothe L. P., 7 Cushing
Lavery Anthony, Broadway, corner Fletcher
Morris Martin, 34 Paige
Scripture Stephen A. & Co., 229 Central
Somes William E., 1 Fayette
Banks.
(See Miscellaneous Department, page 238.)
Bathing Rooms.
Proctor Horace B., Market, corner Central
Beds and Bedding.
(See Furniture.)
Bedstead Machinery.
Carey & Harris, Broadway, corner Mt. Vernon
Bell Hangers.
Thatcher George, 52£ Merrimack
Wright S. H., 214 Merrimack, corner Maiden lane
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Belt Manufacturers.
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Mechanics building, Dutton
Parr William, rear 260 Middlesex
Stevens Solon, Fletcher, corner Western avenue
Wilby Thomas, 130 Middlesex
Whiting & Co., Savings Bank building, Shattuck
Billiards.
Dresser S. T., 189 Middlesex
Woodward David, 18|- Merrimack
Blacksmiths.
Abbott A. H. & J. H., 292 Middlesex
Blackington Daniel, Fletcher
Chamberlain & Jockow, Dutton
Coward Jacob B., Wamesit Water Power Company
Drew John, 66 Charles
Furbish J. J., Andover, corner Pleasant
Gilman H. M., 285 Merrimack
Glover T. B., 75 Market
Jenkins Joel, Arch, near Northern depot
Lee J. T., Dutton, near Fletcher
Libbey M. V. B., Warren, near Central
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Rock, corner Cushing
(see adv. dept., p. 27)
Quinn & Tighe, 75 Market
S killings David G., Bridge, Central ville
Springer J. S., Rock, corner Fletcher
Wright J. J. & Co., Willie, corner Cross
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Bacheller, Dumas & Co., 49 Central and 10 Market
Blankets and Flannels.
Livingston, Carter & Co. (manufacturers), 7 Thorndike
Bleachers, Hats and Bonnets.
Ambrose A., Mrs., 119 Merrimack
Flanders C. R., 96 Merrimack
Bleaching and Dying.
LOWELL BLE ACHERY, F. P. Appleton, agent, Bleach-
ery (see advt. p. 310)
112 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Bobbin and Shuttle Manufacturers.
Jaques John & Co., Watnesit Power Company
Parker & Cheney, Wamesit Steam Mills, Dutton
Watson Edward F., Dutton, corner Fletcher
Boiler Makers.
Ashton J. D., 35| Cushing
Dobbins William, Dutton, near Mechanics mills
Bolt and Screw Manufacturers.
AMERICAN BOLT COMPANY, 210 Lawrence
Clark A. D. & O. N., Mechanics Mills
Elliott & Smith, 3 Cushing
Peabody & Co., Hill's block, Middlesex
SMITH S. C, Broadway, near Mt. Vernon
Bonnet Wire.
HALE B. S. & SON, Wamesit Power Company
Book Binders.
Bacheller, Dumas & Co., 49 Central and 10 Market
Merrill Joshua & Son, 37 Merrimack
Simonds S. B., 36 Central
Booksellers and Stationers.
Arnold George H., Central, corner Middlesex
Coggeshall Frederick P., 51 Merrimack
Colby Albert, 89 Middlesex
Ed wards George C, 40 Merrimack
Gliclden N. A., 140 Central
Gordon William, 79 Central
Judkins Judson J., 6 John
Marston & Prince, 90 Merrimack
Merrill Joshua & Son, 37 Merrimack
Ryerson H. J., 29 Central
Sargent B. C, City Government building, 158 Merrimack
Sheehan Edward, 28 Gorham
Whitney Abel, 87 Merrimack
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Bassett J., Market, corner Adams
Dalton Michael, 48 Gorham
Daly Z. S., 38 Fletcher
Farwell J. R., 5 Warren
Fisher S., 87 Broadway
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Should have a UNION STONE, mounted in the Patent
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To be used instead of a grindstone.
FINE-GRAINED HONES AND OIL-STONES,
For putting a keen eijge on Tools, Razors, &c.
EMER1 and corundum SLIPS, for various PURPOSES.
ARTIFICIAL STOKE MACHINES, EMERY GRINDERS.
SA.W-GTTMMERS, DIAMOND-TOOLS, OIL-STONE
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SEE -OTHER SIDE.
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Gawler Charles, 75 Central
Homans J. H. (custom work), 63 Merrimack
Hovey J. & Wn Bridge, near River, Centralville
King John, 29 East Merrimack
Kittredge Daniel & Son (custom work), 14 Middle
Maguire Andrew, 43 Middle
McDERMOTT JAMES, 80 Middlesex (see adv. dept.,
p. 69)
McElholm William, 28 Market
Mellen J., 4 Fletcher, near Dutton
Melvin & Whiteley, 3 Prescott block, Merrimack
Roberts H., 6 Merrimack
Rollins E. H., 222 Middlesex
Smith P. A., 124 Suffolk
Sweeney D., 106 Market
Taylor David B., 205 Lawrence
Welch John, 17 Middle
Wilby Benjamin, 272 Gorham
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
McMASTER, BAILEY & CO., 130 Middlesex (see adv.
dept., p. 67)
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
Adams Brothers, 70 Merrimack
Berry Charles R., 304 Merrimack
Blodgett Sylvester, Bridge, corner River
Chase Lorenzo, 7 Tilden
Dearborn & McMaster, 98 Merrimack
Donnelly John, 7 Canal block
Dooley Edward, 337 Central
Flanders H. R., 302 Merrimack
Frost & Bailey, 120 Central
Goodwin J. B., 99 Central
Green John, 198 Merrimack
Griffin Joseph W., 18 John
HARVEY & CO., 35 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 69)
Huntoon Moses C, 224 Merrimack
Kittredge Daniel & Son, 14 Middle
Lake A., 114 Merrimack
Logue B., 193 Middlesex
Lovett S., 264 Merrimack
McDERMOTT JAMES, 80 Middlesex (see adv. dept.,
p. 69)
McKeown John, 17 Central
McLaughlin James, 116 Central
Merrill A. A. & Co., 6 Central
Palmer C. L., 59 Dutton
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114 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Plummer John W., 68 Centval
Randall L. V. & Co., 118 Merrimack
Searle John P., 145 Middlesex
Swan Daniel, 41 Merrimack
Wright George, 94 Central
Wright Hapgood & Co., 51 Central
Wright N. M., 138 Central
Botanic Medicines.
Dows A. W., 185 Central
Kelsey Hugh, 29 Elm
Thompson M. E., 268 Merrimack
Box Makers (Wooden).
BROOKS A. L. & CO., Mechanics mills (see adv. dcpt.,
p. 32)
Davis Asahel (fancy), Mechanics mills
Davis, Melendy & Co., 259 Middlesex
TORSEY J. M. & CO., Mt. Vernon, near Broadway
(see adv. dept., p. 66)
Brackets and Moldings.
BACHELDER A. & CO., Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 66)
BROOKS A. L. & CO., Dutton, corner Fletcher (see
adv. dept, p. 32)
PRATT M. C. & CO., Wamesit Steam mills (see adv.
dept., p. 67)
Braid Manufacturer.
Dugdale James (alpacca), Willie, corner Broadway
Brass Finishers.
HALLOWELL BROTHERS, 16 Middlesex (see adv.
dept., p. 70)
Brass Founders.
Cole & Nichols, Dutton, corner Willie
WILDER H. H. & CO., 8 Jackson (see advt. inside
front cover)
Brewers.
Burns Alexander & Co., 4 Hale
Bridge Builder.
Sawtelle J. A., Sawtelle place
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Brokers.
Dearborn H. H. & Co. (specie and exchange), 28 Central
RICHARDSON F. L. (pawn, stock, exchange), 108 Cen-
tral (see adv. dept., p. 25)
Shepard William (stock), 28 Central
Building Materials.
LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E., 9 Thorndike
Building Movers.
Freeman L., 154 Broadway-
Richards Leonard J., 90 High
Bung and Plug Manufacturers.
NEW ENGLAND BUNG AND PLUG MANUFAC-
TORY, A. Bachelder & Co., proprietors, Mt. Vernon,
near Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 66)
Business College.
Lowell Business College, Wells' block, Merrimack
Butchers.
Adams Smith, Walker, near Middlesex
Blodgett O., Chelmsford, near Parker
Jewett Francis, Middlesex, near city line
Starbird C. D., Walker, near Branch
Cabinet Makers.
(See also Furniture.)
Crosby Ephraim, Mechanics mills
Crosby Furniture Company, Mechanics mills, Dutton
Hill Henry E., 239 Middlesex
Marshall & Crosby, 266 and rear 239 Middlesex
RAY W. H., agent, 13 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Trowbridge George N. & Son, Wamesit Steam mills
Can Manufacturer.
Lawson Peter, 1 Mt. Vernon
Card Clothing Manufacturers.
Bent & Hurd, 77 Market
LOWELL CARD COMPANY, 96 Middle
Kitson Richard, Worthen, corner Dutton
116 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Carpenters and Builders.
Bartlett S. & E. W., 13 Worthen
BENNETT J. C, 61 Dutton (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Bennett J. W., Middlesex, corner Grand
Berry Theophilus D., Stevens, near Chelmsford line
Brown Myron C, rear 55 Gorham
Carl T. & H, 244 Middlesex
Davis Bartlett, 302 School
Dow John D., Warren, near Central
Emery A. H., Fletcher, near Whiting
Farnham George B., 242 Middlesex
Foster Jesse, 18 Salem
Fowler George L., 152 Broadway
Furnald N. G., Mt. Vernon
Griffin J. Edwin, 1 Howe
Hamblet C, 22 Middle
Harmon Moses M., 67 Middle
Holt Daniel, Howe
Hood Abram K., Willie, corner Rock
Horton J. F., Prescott
Howe H. C. & J. F., Dutton, near Wamesit mills
Howe H. F., Hollis, Centralville
Howe John, 285 Merrimack
Howe L. G, 66 Middle
Jacobs H. P., rear Mt. Vernon
Merrill & Calef. 26 Middlesex
Noyes J. F., 137 Central
Page Jonathan & Co., rear 34 Charles
Peabody J. T., rear Fletcher, Liberty square
Pearson G. W., rear Middle
Pettingell Walter, Mechanics mills
Proctor Seward N., 183 Central
Snell O., 26 Middle
Wiggin William H., 58 Rock
Wiley S.F., 25. Chestnut
Wilson F. S. & F. T., 244 Middlesex
Carpet Manufacturers.
Lowell Manufacturing Company, Market
McDonald John, 10 Hale, near Thorndike
Naylor George, Wamesit Power Company
Carpet Power Loom Manufacturers.
Minkland Carpet Power Loom Works, Broadway, near
Mt. Vernon
Carpetings.
Adams & Co., 7 Central
Benner Brothers, 3 to 6 Prescott
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Nichols Jacob, Dutton, corner Market
Puffer & Bradley, 9, 11, and 13 Market
Carriage Manufacturers.
Abbott A. H. & J. H., 292 Middlesex
Bird Chas., 97 Broadway
Coburn P. S., Varney, corner Highland
Convers Samuel, 163 Central
Gilson L. G., rear 200 Dutton
GREEN AMOS, Hock, near Fletcher (see adv. dept., p.
30)
Hill Bros., 14 to 16 Middlesex
Hill G. F., 136 Middlesex
Hobart G. W., William, near Central
Jenkins Joel, Arch, near Northern depot
Ranger W. F., William, near Central
Sanborn Edwin, Andover, corner Pleasant
Sawyer & Taylor, 161 and 163 Middlesex
Sawyer T. C. (repository), 163 Middlesex
Skilling David G., 22 Bridge, Centralville
Swett William L., 69 Pawtucket
Wright J. J. & Co., Willie, corner Cross
Carriage Trimmers.
Jenkins Joel, Arch, near Northern depot
Sawyer Aaron C, 163 Middlesex
Cartridge Manufacturers.
United States Cartridge Co., Whipple's mills
Carvers.
Crosby G. E., Wamesit mills
Lawrence G. T., 3 Spring
Cement, Lime, and Bricks.
Home D. W., Fletcher, corner Western avenue
Kittredge William, 32 Middle
LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E. (plastering, hair, and
laths), 9 Thorndike (see adv. dept., p. 71)
Nichols A., Western avenue
Chemical Manufacturers.
Taylor & Barker, Lawrence, n. Wamesit Power Company
Chemists.
Ayer J. C. & Co. (manufacturing), 105 Market
118 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Chimney Caps.
Pettingell John, Mechanics mills
Cigars and Tobaccos.
Calderwood William, 25 Merrimack
Cheney Charles W., 5 Middle
Church W. B., 8 Mechanic
Custy F. C, 55 Gorham
Emerson W. R., 157 Middlesex
Goddard & Freeman
McSorley Patrick 3 Bridge
Meehan B., 17^- Merrimack
Noyes Henry H., 139 Central
Cigar Manufacturers.
Calderwood W., 25 Merrimack
Custy F. C, 55 Gorham
Emerson David G., 128 Suffolk
Emerson W. R., 157 Middlesex
Flood P. H., 90 Market
Mort J. W., 77 Central
Patrick S. C, 70 Merrimack
Smith Wm. D., 133 Central
Circular Saw Benches.
GROSVENOR J. P. (patent adjustable), Varney, near
Mt. Vernon (see adv. dept., p. 30)
Cistern and Tank Builder.
Pettingell John (wooden), Mechanics mills
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
Baker R. W., City Hall building
Osgood William F., 65 Butterfield
Claim Agent.
Blaisdell Charles R., 3 Canal block
Clamps.
ALDRICH MILTON (cabinet and piano-forte maker),
Mechanics mills, Dutton (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Clergymen.
Adams John G. (Universalist), First, near Read
Baker Smith (C. T.), 2 James
Barrows C. D., 141 Fletcher
Bean Alvah, 123 Moody
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Blanchard H. (Unitarian), Nesmith
Chadbourne G. S. (Methodist Episcopal), 17 Kirk
Cruddeu Peter (Roman Catholic), 17 Appleton
Dame John E. (Free Baptist), 33 Chestnut
Davis Joseph B. (Free Baptist), 47 Bridge, Centralville
Duganne H. C, 111 Gorham
Edson Theodore (Episcopal), Merrimack, corner Kirk
Foster Eden B. (Congregational), 32 Fifth
Garin A. (Roman Catholic), 8 High street court
Greene John M. (Congregational), 20 Westford
Knowles D. C. (Methodist Episcopal), 37 Andover
Mallory N. C. (Baptist), 8 Lawrence
McGrath J. R. C, Fayette
Morse H. W., 52 Elm
O'Brien John (Roman Catholic), Suffolk
Roberts Daniel C. (Episcopal), 28 Linden
Street Owen (Congregational), 141 East Merrimack
Wood Horatio, Liberty
Woods F. (Methodist Episcopal), 67 Bridge
Clothes Wringer and Carpet Sweeper Repairer.
BENNETT J. C, Gl Dutton (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Clothing.
(See also Merchant Tailors.)
Aarons C. Mrs. (second-hand), 72 Middlesex
Bowers Arthur E., 33 Central
Chase & Sargent, 5 Central
Gage & Marshall, 1 Canal block, Central
Gordon D. H., 57 Central
Halberstad Leonard, 21 Market
Hishfield Herman, 20 Central
Huse H. E., 4 Canal block, Central
Huse H. G. Miss, 3 Canal block
Kileski Henry & Co., 20 Merrimack
Kimball C. H., 2 Canal block, Central
Kurtz Fanny Mrs., 113 Middlesex
O'Hearn J., 50 Central
Putnam A. & Son, 96 to 100 Central
Quinn John, 54 Central
Smith George, 222 Merrimack
Webber T. C, 92 Central
Wheeler Joseph A., 174 Merrimack
White Josiah, 3 Central
Wiggin Dudley, 33 Merrimack
Woodward Alfred G., 30 Merrimack
120 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Clothing Manufacturers.
Green George W., 124- Merrimack
Worcester Leonard, Industrial Hall
Coal and Wood.
(See also Wood.)
Bennett & Rodliff, Moody, corner Tremont
Home D. W. & Co., Fletcher, corner Western avenue
Kittredge W., 32 Middle
LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E., 9 Thorndike (see adv.
dept., p. 71)
Nichols A., Western avenue
Coffee and Spice Mills.
Simpson Robert, 346 Central
Coffin Warehouses.
BROOKS J. W., 19 Prescott
Chamberlain J. L. & C. T., 45 Prescott
Currier J. B., 23 Prescott
Hanover Terrence, 24 Gorham
Comb Manufacturers.
Drake Alfred (machine wool), 235 Middlesex
Rowlinson Wm. Mrs., Whipple's mills
Comforter Manufacturer.
Fiske William (quilted) (mnfr.), 3 Cushing
Commission Merchants.
Coburn Charles B. & Co., 1 & 2 Mechanics bldg., Dutton
Litchfield & Co., 127 Market
Page, Kidder & Co., Thorndike, corner Dutton, and 11
and 12 Blackstone, Boston
Patch E. B., 1 and 2 Commercial square
Stiles, Rogers & Co., 23 Market
Waite A. L. & Co., Dutton, opposite Mechanics mills
Concrete Paving.
Bradley & Philbrick, 22 Middle
Confectionery, Fruit, &c.
(See also Fruit.)
Billings Samuel D., 109 Central
Blood Sarah Mrs., 78 Merrimack
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Drew John V. (manufacturer), 332 Merrimack
Gocldard Benjamin & Son, 37 Central
Grover L. A., 15 Merrimack
Ingalls O. W., 130 Merrimack
Lund F. P., Gorham, corner Moore
McDonald William, 285 Merrimack
O'Connor John, Dutton, corner Fletcher
Page & Bailey, 374- Merrimack
Parker E. G., 80 Central
Richardson George, 16 and 18 Merrimack
Robinson P. Mrs., 95 Broadway-
Confectionery Manufacturer.
Page & Bailey, 374 Merrimack
Consulting Engineer.
WHITAKER CHANN1NG, Merrimack, opposite Bridge
(see advt. p. 303)
Contractors.
Howes H. C. & J. F. (for building), Dutton, near Warae-
sit mills
Cooper.
Kelty James F., 41 Market
Coppersmiths.
Wilder H. H. & Co., 8 Jackson
Cornices.
Gushing Daniel & Co., 130 Middlesex
MACK'S. G. & CO. (galvanized), 123 and 125 Market
(see adv. dept., p. 68)
Corn Cake Manufacturer.
Manning William, Broadway, corner School
Cotton Batting.
Church H. C, 123 Market
Fiske William (manufacturer), 3. Cushing
Cotton Goods Manufacturers.
' (See also Miscellaneous Department.)
APPLETON COMPANY, Jackson (see advt., p. 316)
BOOTT COTTON MILLS, Armory, foot of John (see
advt. p. 311)
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HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Jack-
son (see advt., p. 306)
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, north
end of Suffolk (see advt., p. 309)
LOWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Market
(see advt., p. 307)
LOWELL HOSIERY COMPANY, Mt. Yernon (see
advt., p. 313)
MASSACHUSETTS COTTON MILLS, junction Mer-
rimack and Concord rivers (see advt. p. 312)
MATHER JOHN & CO., Gorham, near Thorndike
MERRIMACK MANUFACTURING CO., north end
Dutton
SUFFOLK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Suffolk
(see advt., p. 314)
TREMONT MILLS, Suffolk (see advt., p. 314)
WABNASSETT MANUFACTURING CO., Whipple's
mills
Cotton Openers and Cleansers.
Kitson Richard, Worthen, near Dutton
Lane David, Fletcher, corner Gushing
Cotton Machinery.
CLARK JEREMIAH, 96 Middle
Kitson Richard, Worthen, corner Dutton
Cotton Waste.
Church Henry C, 25 Middle
Cotton and Woollen Card Screens.
Trowbridge George N. & Son, Wamesit Steam mills, Dut-
ton
Counselors at Law.
Abbott James C, 43i Central
Abbot Julian, 81 Central
Bent William H, 56 Central
Blaisdell C. R, 3 Canal block
Boardman H. W., 5 Barristers' hall
Bonney A. P., Central, corner Market
Brown & Alger, 55 Central
Butler & Webster, 4 and 6 Museum building, Merrimack
Caverly R. B., Post-office building, Merrimack
Cowley & Allen, 75 Central
Davis John, 49 Central
Frye John F., 49 Central
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Greenhalge F. T., 55 Central
Hadley S. P., jr., Police Court
Howe Charles F., 49 Central
Kimball J. C, 5 Barristers' hall
Knowles J. A., 2 Appleton block
Ladd Jonathan, 14 Museum building
Loughlin William H., 49 Central
Loughran James, 3 Canal block
Marshall J. N., 3 Barristers' hall
McEvoy J. F., 43^ Central
McNamara Owen, 11 Museum building
Moore Albert M., 49 Central
Tick man J. J., 5 Barristers' hall
Porter Irvin S., 1 Barristers' hall
Reed John W., 4 Barristers' hall
Rice D. Hall, 8 Museum building
Richardson D. S. & G. F., 55 Central
Scott G. Clarence, 43£ Central
Shepard Luther E., 43| Central
Stevens & Anderson, 1 Barristers' hall
Swan Chas. A. F., 13 Barristers' hall
Sweetser Theodore H., 43^ Central
Varnum A. C, 2 Appleton block
Wallingford Charles R., 8 Museum building
Webster William P., 14 Museum building
Wentworth & Jewett, Wentworth's block, Merrimack
Williams Benj. J., 56 Central
Wyman S. B., 3 Canal block
Court Plaster Manufacturers.
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS, George E. Mitchell,
proprietor, Elm, near Gorham (see adv. dept., p. 24)
Covered Wire.
HALE B. S. & SON, Whipple's mills
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
Boynton H. A., 80 Merrimack
Coffran & Davis, Race, corner Ford
French & Puffer, 113 and 115 Central
Hartwell J. D. & Co., 251 Merrimack
Keyes Patrick, 121 Market
Mathews & Lake, Lowell, corner Worthen
Mehan John, 24 Prescott
Mehan Owen, 8 Prescott
Nash J.W. & Co., 126 Central
Nichols J., Dutton, corner Lowell
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Offutt & Whittaker, 33 Market
Union Crockery Co., 132 Merrimack
Whittemore I. W., 45 East Merrimack
Worthen E. B. & Co., 216 Merrimack
Croquet Manufacturers.
WHITNEY & WILLARD, Wamesit Mills, Dutton (see
adv. dept., p. 30)
Curer of Hams.
Wilkins Henry K., 37 Prescott
Curriers.
Cook E. G., tanner, corner Lincoln, Ayer city
Eaton George W., Willie, corner Broadway
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Mechanics building
Ingham John, near Mt. Vernon, corner Broadway
Curtains and Fixtures.
Fiske & Spalding, 101 and 103 Central
Kitredge A. L., 4 Appleton block, Central
Shorey & Butler (fixtures), 81 Central
Cutlery.
(See Hardware.)
Dentists.
Gerry Gustavus A., Merrimack, corner John
Gladwin S. F., 128 Merrimack
Johnson A. T., Wentworth's building, Merrimack
Lawrence A. & G. W., 9 John, corner Lee
Lawrence Samuel, 32 Central
Vinall G. A. W., 170 Merrimack
Ward S. L., W. G. & A. W.Burnham, Savings bank bldg.
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Favor N". B. & Son (manufacturers), Wamesit mills,
Dutton
Fiske & Spalding, 99 Central and 1 Jackson
HART J. W. & CO., Broadway, near Mt. Vernon (see
adv. dept., p. 66)
Kelly William, Mechanics mills
Peabody J. G., Wamesit Steam mills
PLACE ISAAC (manufacturer), Wamesit Steam mills,
Dutton (see adv. dept., p. 67)
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PRATT M. C. & CO., Waraesit Steam mills, Dutton
•(see adv. dept., p. 67)
Draughting.
WHITAKER CHANNING, Merrimack, opposite Bridge
(see advt., p. 303)
Dress Makers.
Adams S. H., 1 Nesmith block
Allen W. D. Mrs., 30 Lawrence corporation
Andrews Leonora A., 340^- Merrimack
Beggs J. M. Miss, 22 John
Bissett M. E., 3 Canal block
Blake C. M. Mrs., 128 Merrimack
Bradley M. L. Miss, 7 High
Carney Ellen, 105 Central
Chandler M. E., 52£ Merrimack
Clark Mary A. Miss, rear 2 Dodge
Carrier A., 21 John
Donahoe Mary, 9 East Merrimack
Eastman A. Mrs., 32 Chestnut
Elliott S. G. Mrs., 29 Bridge
Fogg A. C. Miss, 3 Canal block
French A. M. Mrs., 9 Nesmith block
Gallagher Ellen Mrs., 17 Race
Gillogly Margaret E., 55 Hamilton block
Graham M. Mrs., 12 South
Gray H. S. Mrs., 52| Merrimack
Guy S. & J., 21 John
Hanaford G. Mrs., 52£ Merrimack
Harris A. T. Mrs., 10 Stevens' building
Horn C, Miss, 434- Merrimack
Johnson L. H, 12 Nesmith block
Macdonald H. M., Savings Bank building
Marsh I. S., 29 Museum building
Marston S., 114 Central
McManus Nancy Mrs., 13 William
Oates P. T., 328 Central
Pearson Mercy A., 16 Fourth
Perrin Mary J., Wamesit Bank building
Pierce Mary Mrs., 91 Moody
Pierce M. B. Mrs., 39 Willow
Rix Mary E. Mrs., 52| Merrimack
Seery Annie Mrs., East Pine, corner Carlton
Short C. A., 24 John
Smith C. M. Mrs., 246 Merrimack
Smith M. J., 90 East Merrimack
Smith S. E., 9 Nesmith block
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Towle S. A., 28 John
Wentworth P. F., 250 Merrimack
Whittaker A. Mrs., 2 Railroad
Woodward C. S., 4 John
Druggists.
(See Apothecaries.)
Dry Goods.
Abbott & Eames, 66 and 68 Merrimack
Brown, Hardy & Goodwin, 54 Merrimack
Carter & Cully, 102 Merrimack
Cook, Taylor & Co., 48 Merrimack and 107 Central
Dick James, 19 Market
Drew Charles W., 110 Merrimack
Drew H. C, 142 Central
Fitzsimmons M. & E., 56 Merrimack
Folsom & Tucker, 44£ Merrimack
Gage James IT., 52 Merrimack
Hilton H. W. & Co., 36 Merrimack
Hoole E. P., 21 Moody
Hosford H. & Co., 46 Merrimack
Keyes J. V., 134 Merrimack
Leonard M. Mrs., 262 Merrimack
Marin & Jewett, 138 Merrimack
Montferrand & Loiselle, 122 Merrimack
Shaw J. W. B. & Co., 44 Merrimack
Taisey L. Gorham, corner Middlesex
Thornton Bernard, 111 Market
Welch Ezra B., 126 Merrimack
White & Emery, 84 Merrimack
Dye Houses.
Chambers Cyrus, 252 Gorham
Clifford Weare, 2 and 4 Andover
Pickens John, 100 Moody
Dye Woods, Drugs, &c.
Talbot C. P. & Co., City Market house
Edge Tools.
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Rock, corner Cushing (see
adv. dept., p. 27)
Elastic Goods Manufacturers.
Thorndike Manufacturing Co., Thorndike
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Electro Magnetic Machines.
Davis Asahel, Mechanics mills
Emigrant Offices.
McCugh James, 49 Market
McNamara Owen, Museum building
Sheehan Edward, 28 Gorham
Employment Office.
MURRAY P. S. MRS., 59 Market (see adv. dept., p. 82)
Engine Builder.
Stevens B. F., Arch
Engine Hose Manufacturers.
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Mechanics building, Dutton
Engineer (Consulting).
WHITAKER CHANNING, 6 Merrimack, opp. Bridge
(see advt., p. 303)
Engravers.
Merrill G. B. (wood), 37 Merrimack
STONE & HUSE (copperplate), 21 Central (see adv.
dept., p. 25)
Tyrrell W. B. (wood), 16 Gorham
Engravings and Paintings.
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
Express Offices.
BOSTON, LOWELL & NASHUA RAILROAD CO.'S
PARCEL DEPARTMENT, Peter W. Jones, Super-
intendent, Northern Railroad depot (see adv. front
colored page)
UNITED STATES & CANADA EXPRESS, Office
Northern depot (see adv. front colored page)
Fancy Goods.
Abels Sampson, 3 Welles' block, Merrimack
Adams M. W. Mrs., 61 Merrimack
Barnes S. J., 7 East Merrimack
Bartlett H. J., 114 Merrimack
Breed Mary E., 2 Welles' block
Carter & Cully, 102 Merrimack
128 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Danforth Sisters, 22 John
Dick J., 19 Market
Drew Chai-les W., 110 Merrimack
Hutchins Elvira R., 117 Central
Keith W. M. 42 Merrimack
Knowles Brothers, 45 Central
Leland William, 250 Gorham
Marcy L., 288 Merrimack
Maynard C. I. W., 76 Merrimack
McGill James, 2 Welles Block, Merrimack
Molloy M. A. Miss, 72 Central
Ogelvie N. J., 85 Merrimack
Plummer G. M, 49 Merrimack
Rand M. A. Miss, 76 Central
RICHARDSON" L. S., 115 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p.
67)
Ryerson H. J., 29 Central
Sanborn O. W. Mrs., 105 Merrimack
Skinner A. C, 58 and 60 Merrimack
Walker D. A., 334 Merrimack
Welch E. A. Mrs., 116 Merrimack
Felting Mills.
Lowell Felting Mills, Pawtucket
Fertilizers.
Dod^e, Sherburne & Co., 39 Market
LIVINGSTON W. E., 9 Thorndike (see adv. dept., p. 71)
Field and Parlor Games.
WHITNEY & WILLARD (Croquet, Le Cercle, Ring
Toss, Cue Alley, etc.), Dutton (see adv. dept., p. 30)
File Manufacturers.
Ashworth S., 2 Fletcher, near Dutton
HISCOX A. J., 132 Middlesex, near Northern depot
(see adv. dept., p. 70)
Fish Markets.
Cotton Neal, 9 River
Foster H. S., 310 Merrimack
Higgins R. R. & Co., 201 Central
Hight R. S., 326 Merrimack
Manahan C, 3 Coburn
Randlett M. B., 177 Middlesex
Sargent E. D. & Son, Gorham, corner Appleton
Whitney & Lord, 7 East Merrimack
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Fishing Tackle.
RICHARDSON & CUTTER, 66 Central (see adv.
dept., p. 70)
Florist.
Patten M. A., West Fourth, Centralville
Flour and Grain.
Chandler F. H., 201 Middlesex
Dodge, Sherburne & Co., 39 Market
LIVINGSTON" WILLIAM E., 9 Thorndiko (see adv.
dept., p. 71)
New England Flour Company, 29 Middlesex
Nichols & Fletcher, 144 and 146 Central
Page, Kidder & Co., Thorndike, corner Dutton
Stiles, Rogers & Co., 23 Market
Waite A. L. & Co., Dutton, opposite Mechanics mills
Wood S. N. & Son, 43 Market
Fruit, &c.
(See also Confectionery and Fruit.)
Barker Moses D., 47 Merrimack
Billings Samuel D., 109 Central
Cheney Charles W., 5 Middle
Goddard B. & Son, 37 Central
Hall E. W., Central, corner Prescott
Harris Ralph, 52|- Central
Kittredge H. G., 12 John
Lunt F. P., H. R. R. station, Gorham
Morse & Turner, 133 Central and 6 Gorham
O'Conner John, Dutton, corner Fletcher
Plastridge Salmon, 3 Merrimack House block
Stone William E., Moody, corner Tilden
Furnaces.
(See Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.)
Furniture.
Adams & Co., 28 Merrimack and 7 Central
Benner Brothers, 132 and 134 Central
Crosby Ephraim (manufacturer), Mechanics mills
Crosby Furniture Company, Mechanics mills
Crowley Daniel, 106 Merrimack
Mehan J., 24 Prescott
Nichols Jacob, Dutton, corner Market
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Offutt & Whitaker, 39 Market
Patch E. B. & Co., 1 and 2 Commercial square
Puffer J. F., 13 Market
RAY W. H., agent, 13 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Trowbridge George N. & Son, Wamesit Steam mills, Dut-
ton
Fur Goods.
(See also Hats, Caps, and Furs.)
Barnes C. C. & Co., 114 Merrimack
Bascom William, 162 Merrimack
Gas Light Companies.
American Gas Light Company, M. W. Kidder, agent, 16
Hurd
Lowell Gas Light Company, office Middle, cor. Shattuck
Gas Machines.
Barker Horace R. & Co., 8 and 10 Central
Gas and Steam Pipe Fixtures.
Barker Horace R. & Co., 8 and 10 Central ; works, 82 and
84 Middle
Fields George W., Whipple mills
Garity & Winegard, 11 Prescott
HALLOWELL BROTHERS, 16 Middlesex (see adv.
dept., p. 70)
Proctor Joseph W., 78 Dutton
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Bowers Arthur E., 33 Central
Brazer William P. & Co., 47 Central
Burbank & Winnek, 53 Central
Chase & Sargent, 5 Central
Green John J., 78 Central
Hirshfield Herman, 20 Central
Hodgman Benjamin, 30 Central
Kimball C. H., 2 Canal block, Central
Lancaster S. T., 7 and 8 Appleton's blk., Central, cor. Hurd
Lederer B. & Co., 128 Central
Putnam & Son, 96 to 100 Central
Smith George, 222 Merrimack
Webber T. C, 92 Central
Wiggin Dudley, 33 Merrimack
Woodward Alfred G., 30 Merrimack
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Glass, Stained and Cut.
COOK JAMES M., 131 Congress, Boston (see adv. dept.,
p. 55)
Glove Manufacturers.
White Brothers & Kilburn, 66 East Merrimack
Grist Mills.
Dodge Sherburne & Co., 39 Market
LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E., 9 Thorndike (see adv.
dept., p. 71)
Stiles, Rogers & Co., French, opposite Anne
Wood Samuel N., Wamesit Power Company-
Grocers.
Barry Edward, 88 Market
Barton M. A., 256 Merrimack
Blair E. R., Broadway, corner School
Bohonan & Morse, 189 Middlesex
Britton R. F., 135 Middlesex
Brophy J., Market, corner Dummer
Bryant Daniel, 110 Middlesex
Burrows Valentine, 53 Gorhain
Buttrick & Co- (wholesale), 20 Market
Callahan Charles, 42 River, Centralville
Carolin T., 8 Howe
Chandler Francis H., 201 Middlesex
Cheney Charles W., 5 Middle
Cheney George S. & Co., 149 Central
Churchill Shelden W., Middlesex, corner South
Clark M. C, 19 East Merrimack
Clement E. A., 273 Merrimack
Clough Walter S., 195 Central
Cochran George W., 129 Market
Coffran & Davis, Race, corner Ford
Collins James, 68 Market
Colwell Phillip, 68 Gorham
Cosgrove John, 272 Merrimack
Coulson Samuel, 60 Gorham
Courtney P. & J., 104 Suffolk
Dempsey Patrick, 171 Market
Devine Patrick J., Andover, corner Water
Dexter S. K, 113 Thorndike
Donahoe James, 66 Gorham
Donavan & Co., 227 Central
Downing W. F., 98 Middlesex
Eacott William, 28 Water
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Eaton Job S., 255 Merrimack
Emerson Luther, 8 East Merrimack
Emerson & Kittredge, 29 Middlesex
Farley Owen, 75 Gorham
Farrell H., 241 Gorham
Fecteau & Bergeron, 8 Cabot
Forbush & Charles, Middlesex, coraer Jackson
Freem.'in & Bailey, 22 Franklin square
Fuller Jason, 65 East Merrimack
Furbish J. J., 88 Middlesex
Gibson Brothers, Bridge, corner Paige
Greenwood Brothers, 208 Lawrence
Hall C. & A. P., Andover, corner Fayette
Hard & Spaulding, Liberty square
Hartford A. S., 33 East Merrimack
Hartwell J. D. & Co., 251 Merrimack
Hebert Lewis, 190 Middlesex
Hemenway Marshall, 221 Central
Hoar Michael, Dutton, corner Market
Ingham W. A. & Co., 167 Middlesex
Jones Charles M., 88 Gorham
Keyes Patrick & Son,125 Market
Kiley Lawrence, Market, corner Lewis"
Kiley Roger, 141 Market
Kimball D. J. & Co., 1 Prescott block
Knowles Thomas, Lawrence, corner Wamesit
Leonard John, 85 East Merrimack
Lynch Bros., 97 Gorham
Lynch James, 40 Gorham
Lynch J. Mrs., Suffolk, near Broadway
Manning Daniel W., 30 Adams
Marren James, 148 Market
Matthews & Lake, Market, corner Worthen
McAloon William, 69 Gorham
McGuirk P., Suffolk, near Lagrange
McNabb John, 8 Merrimack
McQuaid Ellen, 55 Middle
McNamara Kate Mrs., Wamesit
McSorley Alexander, 80 Middle
Mealey & Guyton, 308 Merrimack
Miller Bros., Bridge, corner Third
Mininaugh John, 22 South
Mollahan Peter & Francis, 64 Charles
Mooney Christopher, 11. Davidson
Murphy John, 82 Suffolk
Nichols & Fletcher, 144 and 146 Central
O'Laughlin Patrick, 4 Fayette
Owens James, 50 Gorham
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Parker Artemas, Middlesex, corner Elliott
Patnaud Joseph, 328 Merrimack
Pearson John and James M., 3 Savings Bank building
Persons Randolph, 214 Merrimack
Powers & Munn, 11 John
Puffer A. D. & Co., 32 Middlesex
Quinn Peter, 4 Salem
Ranlett & Plaisted, 69 Dutton
Reilly Barnard, 77 Church
Richardson John B., Liberty square
Richardson Sumner, Hildreth, corner Pearl, Centralville
Riley John, Market, corner Worthen
Runals Robert K., 319 Merrimack
Russell A. L., 8 Market
Russell, Blood & Co., Pawtucket square, Dracut
Russell Cyrus K, 281 Merrimack
Ryan J. E., 169 Gorham
Sharpe Win., 15 River, Centralville
Sheahan Edward, 28 Gorham
Smith Charles, 33 Fayette
Smith Peter S., 17 East Merrimack
Stevens Lawrence, 93 Broadway
Stewart & Gaudette, Middlesex, corner Howard
Stickney & Spofford, Bridge, corner Second
Stiles John & Co., 181 Central
Streeter H. W., 7 John
Sullivan Timothy, 178 Lawrence
Summersides J. C, Liberty square
Tolman John C, 366 and 368 Merrimack
Tomey Thomas, 32 Middle
Tyler & Jenness, 335 Merrimack
Walsh J. Mrs., 118 Market, west
Ward Josiah P., 21 Walnut
Washburn & Pearl, 31 Market
Wheeler Albert, 12 Tilden
Whithed & Shorey, 60 Middlesex
Whittemore I. W., 27 East Merrimack
Whitty John, 84 Market
Williams & Currier, 8 Tilden
Woods J. C, Adams, corner Cross
Worthen E. B. & Co., 216 Merrimack
Wright A. C. & Co., 214 Market
Gunsmiths.'
RICHARDSON & CUTTER, 66 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 70)
Gutters and Conductors.
BROOKS A. L. & CO., Dutton, corner Fletcher (see adv.
dept., p. 32)
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
PRATT M. C. & CO., Wamesit Steam mills (see adv.
dept., p. 67)
Hair Dressers.
Aruda Frank D., American House
Barth Daniel W., 4 Central
Bennett G. II., 191 Middle
Benson S. W., 2 Prescott's block, Merrimack
Bonner L. H., 12 Central
Breed J. H, 75 Central
Brooks W. F. B., 333 Merrimack
Brooks W. F., 276 Merrimack
Brown Jonas E., 141 Middlesex
Barton A. P., Urban block, City Hall avenue
Courtemanches Peter, 72 Middlesex
Giroux & Frank, 181 Middlesex
Hapgood Harry, Central, corner Church
Langley A. C, 6 Mechanic
Lawler Thos. C, 140 Market
Lewis S. A., 184 Merrimack
Lewis W., 162 Middlesex
Pike Albert J., Wamesit Bank building
Proctor H. B., Market, corner Central
Ross J., Washington House, Central
Soper E. H, 2 Merrimack House
Vieira J. B., 112 Merrimack
Welch Michael, 70 Central
Hair Restorer.
Ayer J. C. & Co. (manufacturer) 105 Market
Hair Workers.
Medina Emanuel J., 94 Merrimack
Hand and Bench Screws.
ALDRICH MILTON, Mechanic mills, Dutton (see adv.
dept., p. 31)
Hardware and Mechanics' Tools.
Adams Charles E. (builders), 175 Middlesex
Batchelder A. G., 94 Howard
BENNETT J. C, 61 Dutton (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Fielding & Bartlett, 136 Central
Foote J. L. & Co. (builders), 277 and 279 Merrimack
Rogers Jacob & Co., 166 Merrimack
SHATTUCK H. B., 34 Central (see adv. dept., p. 28)
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Harness Makers.
Allen John G., 46 Central
Brabrook Joseph A. & Co., 45 Market
Butman S. L., 196 Middlesex
Convers Samuel, 163 Central
Hatch George S., Tyler's block, Market
Sawyer Aaron C. & Co., 163 Middlesex
Svvazey J. A., 2 Russell's block t
Harness and Reed Manufacturers.
BROWN DARIUS C, Warren, corner Church
Stevens Solon, Fletcher, corner Western avenue
Hat and Bonnet Bleachers.
Ambrose A. Mrs., 119 Market
Donovan Mary A., 17 Market
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Baker C. E. Mrs., 3 Canal block
Brazer William P. & Co., 47 Central
Gage & Jewell, 1 Canal block, Central
Hines C. G., 170 Merrimack
Hodgman Benjamin, 30 Central
Huse H. E., 4 Canal block, Central
Lederer B. & Co., 128 Central
O'Hearn James, 50 Central
Putnam & Son, 96 Central.
Webber T. C, 92 Central
Wheeler J. A., 174 Merrimack
Hatter.
Hines C. G., 170 Merrimack
Hay and Straw.
Home D. W., Fletcher, corner Western avenue
LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E., 9 Thorndike (see adv.
dept., p. 71)
Heddles Manufacturer.
BROWN DARIUS C. (patent), Church, corner Warren
Heels and Stiffening Manufacturer.
Bent & Hurd, 77 Market
Horse Clipper.
Huntoon G. L., 159 Middlesex
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Horse Shoers.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
Abbott A. H. & J. II., 292 Middlesex
Cab ill Owen, 56 Gorham
Libbey M. B. V., Warren, near Central
O'Neill & Doyle, Fletcher, corner Rock
Horse Stall Manufacturer.
BENNETT J. W., Middlesex, corner Grand (see advt.
on front cover)
Hose Couplings.
HALLOWELL BROS., 16 Middlesex (see adv. dept.,
p. 70)
Hose Manufacturers.
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Mechanics building, Dutton
Hosiery Manufacturers.
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, L>.
Hussey, asjent (see advt., p. 309)
LOWELL HOSIERY COMPANY, W. F. Salmon, man-
ager, Mt. Vernon st., n. Broadway (see advt., p. 313)
Hosiery and Gloves.
(See Fancy Goods.)
Hotels.
American House, Charles Going, proprietor, 86 Central
City Hotel, 51 East Merrimack, Frank Wetherbee, prop'r.
EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE, James Tryon, propri-
etor, 141 Market (see adv. dept., p. 69)
Howard House, Allen Waldo, proprietor, 211 Middlesex
Lafayette House, Wm. H. Foster, proprietor, Middlesex,
near Walker
Lovejoy House, II. W. Lovejoy, 113 Merrimack
PAWTUCKET HOUSE, A. Fairfield, 21 and 27 Merri-
mack (see advt., p. 71)
Tremont House, J. H. Durgin, 278 Merrimack
Wamesit House, Samuel T. Dresser, 187 Middlesex
WASHINGTON HOUSE, B. Thurston, prop'r, Frank
Moore, clerk, Central, corner Church
Ice Dealer.
Gage Daniel, 94 Pawtucket
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Ink Manufacturers.
Billings J. T. & Co., Bridge, corner River, Centralville
Insurance Agents.
Church Henry C, 23 Central
Cook James, 49 Central
Devlyn John S., 49 Central
Folsom Jeremiah S., 21 Central
Hunt & Elliott, 28 Central
Manley F. E., 87 Merrimack
McAlvin John B., 12 Museum building
Merrill Joshua & Son, 37 Merrimack
Paige I. Henry, 49 Central
Pierce James M., 4 Barristers' hall
Stickney S. W., Railroad Bank
Walker G. W., 48 Central
Wallace Daniel R,, 21 Central
Wheeler F. W., Nesmith's block
YORK & EDWARDS, agents Security Life Insurance
Company, and general Fire <md Life Ins. agency, 19
Appleton Bank block (see advt. back cover)
Insurance Companies.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Insulated Wire.
HALE B. S. & SON, Whipple's mills
Intelligence Offices.
Fletcher Horatio, 84 Central
Morgan Ebenezer, 314 Merrimack
MURRAY P. S. MRS., 59 Market (see adv. dept., p. 32)
Iron Buildings.
Cushing Daniel & Co., 130 Middlesex
MACK S. G., 123 and 125 Market (see adv. dept., p. 68)
Iron and Steel.
Butcher John, 17 Middle
Iron Fences.
Cushing Daniel & Co., 130 Middlesex
MACK S. G., 123 and 125 Market (see adv. dept., p. 68)
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MEREIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Iron Foundries.
Cole & Nichols, Dutton, corner'.Willie
LOWELL MACHINE SHOP, Dutton (see advt., p. 315)
Pevey Brothers, Walker, at R. R. ci'ossing
Iron Pipe.
Barker H. R. & Co., 82 and 84 Middle, Store 8 Central
Jack Screw Manufacturer.
IIAMER J. W., 14 and 16 Middlesex (see adv. dept., p. 26)
Jewellers.
(See also Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Raynes Joseph & Co., 43 Central
RICHARDSON FRANK L., 108 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 25)
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central ....
Wilkins Henry, 73 Central
Junk Dealers.
Dodge L. C, 55 Dutton
Hapgood Ephraim & Son, 43 High
Langley S. & W., 24 Middle
Ready A. L., 65 Dutton
Tyrrell Joseph, 18 Gorham
Kitchen Furnishing Goods.
Balch I. D. & Co. (auction), 8 Prescott
Beck Samuel, 265 Merrimack
Bennett J. C, 61 Dutton
Foote J. L. & Co., 277 and 279 Merrimack
Hiklreth & Rice, 16 Middle
MACK S. G. & CO., 123 and 125 Market (see adv. dept.,
p. 68)
Martin & Strong, 128 Middlesex
Mehan John, 24 Prescott
Nash J. W. & Co., 126 Central
Nichols Jacob, Dutton, corner Lowell
WHITTEN W. T., 148 Central (see adv. dept., p. 65)
Patch E. B. & Co., 1 and 2 Commercial square, Central
WILDER II. H. & Co., 8 Jackson (see advt. outside front
cover)
Knife Manufacturer.
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Rock, corner Cashing (see
adv. dept., p. 71)
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Lace Leather Manufacturers.
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Dutton
Lampblack Manufacturer.
Smith Luther, Ayers City «
Lawyers.
(See Counsellors.)
Leather Belting.
(See also Belt Manufacturers.)
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Dntton
Whiting & Co., Savings Bank building, Shattuck
Leather Belting Manufacturers.
KIMBALL LE ROY S., 92 Market (see adv. dept., p. 27)
Stevens Solon, Fletcher, corner Webster avenue
Leather Dealers.
Dimock D. L. (manufacturer), 88 Market
Gates Josiah' & Sons, 4 and 6 Dutton
Ingham. John (manufacturer), Mt. Vernon
Letter Cutter.
Grover Ariston, 134 Middlesex
Libraries.
City Library, City Hall
Edwards Geo. C, 40 Merrimack
Franklin Circulating Library, 40 Merrimack
Mechanics', Mechanics building
Line and Twine Manufacturers.
HALE B. S. & SON", Whipple's mills
HODGE J. H., 96 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 71)
Liquors.
(See Wines and Liquors.)
Livery Stables.
(See Stables.)
Locksmiths.
Curtis Thomas H, 129 Central
Haskell C. T., 203 Dutton
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Libbey Isaac H., Maiden lane
McLaughlin Michael, 49 Gorham
Richardson & Cutler, 66 Central
Wright S. H., 214 Merrimack, corner Maiden lane
Locomotive Builders.
LOWELL MACHINE SHOP, George Richardson, supt,
Dutton (see advt., p. 315)
Loom Harness Manufacturers.
(See also Reed and Harness.)
BROWN DARIUS C, Church, corner Warren
Harris George W., Lawrence corporation
HODGE J. II., 96 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 71)
Stevens Solon, Fletcher, corner Western avenue
Loom Pickers Manufacturer.
KIMBALL LE ROY S, 92 Market (see adv. dept., p. 27)
Loom Manufacturer.
Murkland William, Harris mills, Broadway
Lounge Manufacturer.
RAY WM. H., agent, 13 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Lumber.
BROOKS A. L. & CO., Dutton, corner Fletcher (see adv.
dept., p. 32)
Davis, Melendy & Co., 259 Middlesex
HOWES & BURNHAM, Dutton, near Wamesit mills
(see adv. dept., p. 69)
Norcross & Saunders, agents, Middlesex, office 55 Devon-
shire, Boston
Whitney II. & A. (shingles, &c), Western avenue
WHITNEY & WILLARD (bard wood), Dutton (see
advt., p. 30)
Lung Protectors.
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS, George E. Mitchell,
proprietor, Elm, near Gorham (see adv. dept., p. 24)
Machine Screws.
Elliot & Smith, Cushing
SMITH S. C. (manufacturer), Mt. Vernon, n. Broadway
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Machinists.
American Bolt Co., 210 Lawrence
Barker Horace R. & Co., 8 Central
Bradshaw J. A., Wilson lane
Burch J. & Co., 324 Merrimack
Cady George L., 237 Middlesex
Calvert Frank. Jackson, opposite Lowell Foundry
Carey & Harris, Broadway, corner Mt. Vernon
Davis Asahel, Mechanics mills
Drake Alfred, 235 Middlesex
England J. P. & A., Whipple's mills
Field George W., Wamesit Power Co.
HAMER J. W., 14 & 16 Middlesex (see adv. dept.,p.26)
HOWARD & HYDE, 61 Central (see adv. dept., p. 25)
Huntoon G. W., Hill's building, Middlesex
Lane David, Fletcher, cor. dishing (see adv. dept., p. 43)
Lawrence Benjamin, Broadway, near Mt. Vernon
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Cushing, corner Rock
(see adv. dept., p. 71)
LOWELL MACHINE SHOP, Geo. Richardson, supt.,
Dutton (see advt., p. 315)
Murkland J. W., Harris mills
Murkland Wm, Harris Mills
Perkins Francis S., Mechanics mills
Pierce John N., Howe
Robinson William & Co., Mechanics mills
Sawyer H. J., Broadway
Silver & Gay, North Chelmsford, near Lowell
SMITH S. C, Broadway
Stevens B. F., Arch, near Northern depot
Turner Joseph, 23 Howe
Weston Charles H., Arch
Whitehead & Atherton, Howe
Wright A. L., Wamesit mills
Wright S. H, 214 Merrimack
Machinists' Tools.
Cady Geo. L., 237 Middlesex
HAMER J. W., 16 Middlesex (see adv. dept., p. 26)
Huntoon G. W., Hill's building, Middlesex
Lawrence Benjamin (manufacturer), Broadway, near Mt.
Vernon
LOWELL MACHINE SHOP, A. Moody, supt., Dutton,
(see advt., p. 315)
Perkins F. S., Mechanics mills
Robinson William & Co., Mechanics mills
Stevens B. F., Arch, near Northern depot
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Machinery Manufacturers.
Carey & Harris, Broadway, corner Mt. Vernon
GROSVENOR J. P., offices of Benjamin Lawrence,
Broadway, & B. F. Stevens, Arch (see adv. dept.,
p. 30)
Kitson Richard, Worthen, corner Dutton
Lane David, Fletcher, corner Cashing
Lawrence Benj., Harris Mills, Broadway
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, dishing, corner Rock (see
adv. dept., p. 71)
LOWELL MACHINE SHOP, Dutton (see advt., p. 315)
Minkland Carpet Loom Works, Broadway, near Mt. Ver-
non
Sargent Charles G., Graniteville, near Lowell
Silver & Gay, North Chelmsford, near Lowell
Weston Charles H., Arch, near Middlesex
Magnetic Electric Machines.
Davis Asahel, Mechanics Mills
Manufacturing Chemists.
(See also Chemists.)
Taylor & Barker, Lawrence, near Wamesit Power Com-
pany
Manufacturers' Supplies.
Clark Jeremiah, 96 Middle
Coburn C. B. & Co., Dutton, near depot, 1 and 2 Mechan-
ics building
Gates Josiah & Sons, 4 and 6 Dutton
HODGE J. H, 96 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 71)
Kendall Jonathan, 1 Savings Bank building
Rogers J. & Co., 91 and 93 Market
SHATTUCK H. B., 34 Central (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Talbot Charles P. & Co., City Market house
Wilby Thomas, 130 Middlesex
Marble Workers.
Andrews William, Thorndike, near depot
Goodale Oal, 164 Middlesex
Smith A. W, 155 Central
Witherell George F. & Co., 165 Middlesex
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Masons.
Bailey Thomas D., 51 Hanover
Burch J. & Co., 320 Merrimack
Cacly Lyman, 12 Cacly
Frye F. & Co., Middle
Hutchinson S. K., 21 Nesmith
Usley A., 9 Queen
Kittredge Luther (stone), 4 Butterfield
Messer Abiel (stone), 72 Bartlett
Moulton John L., First, near Read, Centralville
Page M. C, First, Centralville
Prescott D. M., 25 Middle (whitener and colorer)
Russell J., 215 Central
Sanborn Theodore A., 9 Myrtle, Centralville
Sprague L., Mansur, near Fairmount
Staples Nathaniel T. & Sons, 31 Willie
Woodward Henry M., Butler, Dracut
Wright Luther (stone), 4 Centre
Masonic Jewelry and Regalia.
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central
Mat and Rug Manufacturers.
Green Joseph, 8 Hale
McDonald John, agent Meadow River Manufacturing Co.,
10 Hale
Meat Markets.
(See Provisions.)
Mill Plans.
WHITAKER CHANNING, Merrimack, opp. Bridge
(see advt., p. 303)
Mechanical Engineer.
WPIITAKER CHANNING, Merrimack, opposite Bridge
(see advt., p. 303)
Medicated Plaster Manufacturer.
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS, George E. Mitchell,
prop'r, Elm, near Gorham (see adv. dept., p. 24)
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Merchant Tailors.
(See also Tailors and Drapers.
Burbank & Winnek, 53 Central
Chase & Sargent, Wyman's Exchange, 5 Central
Gilnian Alfred & Co., 156 Merrimack
Leslie E. C. & Co., 158 Merrimack
Smith George, 222 Merrimack
Wiggin Dudley, 33 Merrimack
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Ambrose A. Mrs., 119 Market
Austin George W. Mrs., 107 Merrimack
Barker Annie M., Merrimack, corner John
Blanchard A. M. Mrs., 99 Merrimack
Breed Mary E., 2 Wells block
Cahill S. H. Miss, 4 Merrimack House block
Crowley Daniel, 108 Merrimack
Folsom C. B., 73 Merrimack
Furbish & Home, 83 Merrimack
Gage William H. Mrs., Carlton's block, Merrimack
Hall Mary A., 5 Welles' block, Merrimack
Huntley C. Mrs., 97 Merrimack
Knowles C. C. Miss, 101 Merrimack
Long Roxanna, 103 Merrimack •
Lord H. M., 25£ Market
Marcey L., 332 Merrimack
McGill James, 62 and 64 Merrimack
McMahon Mary D. Miss, 93 Merrimack
Molloy Mary A., 72 Central
Murkland M. A.& J. E., 17 Market
RICHARDSON L. S., 115 Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 67)
Thompson B. T. Mrs., 91 Merrimack
Westcott Evelyn, 34 Middlesex
Wilson A. E., 27 Market
Millwrights.
Coburn Daniel, 35 Walnut
Fitts Isaac N., 7 Willie
Holt Daniel, 25 Howe
Stratton Jonas, 140 Lawrence
Mineral and Soda Water Manufacturers.
Bartlett Sylvanus, 52 Middlesex
Fields John, 15 Lowell
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Model Makers.
(See also Pattern Makers.)
Crane John E., 20 Middle
Hills Eliphalet, Mechanics mills, Dutton
HOWARD & HYDE, 61 Central (see adv. dept, p. 25)
Moldings.
(See also Brackets and Moldings.)
BROOKS A. L. & CO., Dutton and Fletcher (see adv.
dept., p. 32)
Molding Machine Manufacturer.
GROSVENOR J. P. (variety, patent improved), Varney,
near Mt. Vernon (see adv. dept., p. 30)
Music Dealers.
(See also Piano Fortes and Organs.)
Foote W. S. & Co., 275 Merrimack
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
SIMPSON ANDREW J. & CO., 41 Central (see adv.
dept., p. 29)
Musical Instruments.
Foot W. S. & Co., 275 Merrimack
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
SIMPSON A. J. & CO., 41 Central (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Nail Manufacturer.
McCann & Co. (horse and ox) 16 Middlesex
Newspapers.
(See Miscellaneous Department)
Newspapers and Periodicals.
Gordon William, 79 Central
Libby Nelson F., 24 Liberty square
Morse & Turner, 133 Central and 6 Gorham
MURRAY P. S. Mrs., 59 Market (see adv. dept., p. 32)
William G. T., 29 Merrimack
Oils.
Adams Smith (neatsfoot), Walker, near Middlesex
Coburn C. B. & Co., 1 and 2 Mechanics building
Kendall Jonathan (lubricating), 91 and 93 Market
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Opticians.
Johnson J., 1 Merrimack House
Raynes Joseph & Co., 43 Central
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central
Organs and Melodeons.
RUGG C. W., 75 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
SIMPSON" A. J. & CO. (Mason & Hamlin), 41 Central,
(see adv. dept., p. 29)
Painters.
Andrew L. M. (furniture), 37 Market
Adams George W. (house and sign), 35 East Merrimack
Barnes Horace B. (house), 241 Merrimack
Bean S., 77 Market
Brown Stephen F., 11 Prescott
Brown & Carter (house, sign, and decorative), 200 Mid-
dlesex
Chase George W., 160 Middlesex
Emerson Nathan (house), 43 East Merrimack
Farson & Crooker, 151 Middlesex
Fiske & Spalding (house, sign, and ornamental), 99 Central,
and 1, 3, and 4 Jackson
Freeman S. K. (coach), Arch
Freeman Marshall, 292 Middlesex
Hayward Clark (house), 15 Middle
Howes Samuel P. (portrait), 112 Merrimack
Jenkins Joel (carriage), Arch, near Northern depot
Kelley William, 2 Salem
Kittredge Abner (house, sign, and decorative), 10 Middle
Kittredge A. L. (house, sign, and decorative), 4 Appleton
block, Central
Lawson Thomas B. (portrait), 8 Savings Bank building
Luscomb C. E., 18 Salem
Lynch A. K. (carriage, sign, and ornamental), 136 Middle-
sex
Munroe W. H., 224 Middlesex
Pevey & Edds, 197 Gorham
Phelps W. P. (house, sign, and ornamental), 24 Prescott
Quimby Alonzo P. (house and sign), 71 Adams
Racicot H. A., 16 Middlesex
Swett William L., 69 Pawtucket
Wilmot W. W., 30 Bridge, Centralville
Wright J. J. & Co., Willie, corner Cross
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Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.
(See also Window Glass.)
Adams George W., 35 East Merrimack
Brown & Carter, 200 Middlesex
Coburn C. B. & Co. (mnfrs. supplies), Dutton, n. depot
Farson & Crooker, 151 Middlesex
Fiske & Spalding, 99 Central, and 1, 3, and 4 Jackson
Kendall Jonathan, 91 and 93 Market
Kittredge Abner, 22 Middle
Kittredge A. L., 4 Appleton block
Phelps W. P., 24 Prescott
Paper Box Manufacturer.
Pease George W., 2 Appleton block
Paper Cop Tube Manufacturer.
Douglass Robert, Arch, near Middlesex depot
Paper Hangers.
Adams George W., 33 East Merrimack
Brown & Carter, 200 Middlesex, near Northern depot
Kittredge A. L., 4 Appleton block, Central
Livingston A. J., 164 Middlesex
Paper Hangings.
Fiske & Spalding, 101 Central, and 1 to 4 Jackson
Kittredge Abner, 10 Middle
Kittredge A. L., 4 Appleton block, Central
Livingston A. J., 164 Middlesex
Merrill Joshua & Son, 37 Merrimack
Ryerson H. J., 29 Central
Paper Makers.
Lowell Wadding and Paper Co., Congress, n. Thorndike
Richmond C. B. & Co., 80 Lawrence
Paper Mill Bars and Plates.
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Rock, cor. Cushing (see
adv. dept., p. 27)
Paper Stock.
Langley S. & W., 24 Middle
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Paper Warehouses.
Barney Alfred, 6 Jackson
Church Henry C, 23 Central
Passage and Exchange Office.
McHugh James, 55 Market
Patent and Enamelled Leather.
Hubbard & Blake, Tanners, Ayer's City
Patent Medicines.
(See also Apothecaries.)
Ayer J. C. & Co. (rnnfr.), 105 Market
Butler F. H. & Co., Central, cor. Jackson
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., Geo. E. Mitchell, prop., Elm, near Gorhani
(see adv. dept., p. 24)
Patent Solicitors.
Bennett J. C, 61 Dutton
Moore & Atherton, 49 Central
Pevey Geo. E., 128 Merrimack
Pattern Makers.
(See also Model Makers.)
Crane John E., Museum building
Flint Joseph K., Mechanics Mills, Fletcher
Hills Eliphalet, Mechanics Mills, Dutton
HOWARD & HYDE, 16 Middlesex (see adv. dept., p. 25)
Murkland J. W., Broadway, near Mt. Vernon
Pawn Broker.
RICHARDSON FRANK L., 108 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 25)
Photographers.
Daley I. S., 27 Central
Eaton A. B., 15 Barristers' hall
Emerson M. W., 89 Merrimack
Gilchrist G. C, 92 Merrimack
Gilchrist G. E., 88 Merrimack
Kimball E. C, 112 Merrimack
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Kimball & Tallant, 245 Merrimack
Richardson & Boomhower, 29 Kirk
Sanborn N. C, 50 Merrimack
Shattuck S., 19 Central
Towle Simon, 92 Merrimack
Washburn John M., 100 Merrimack
Physicians.
Aldrich E. B., Merrimack, corner John
Allen Nathan, 12 Hurd
Allyn Rachel H., 34 Church
Avery F. S. Mrs., Bridge, corner Tenth, Centralville
Bass William, 129£ Central
Burnham Walter, Central, corner Middlesex
Buswell A. (homoeopathic), 16 Central
Buttrick A. W., 3 Highland
Chandler H. (eclectic), 6^ Hurd
Chandler L. (eclectic), 62 Central
Chase George F., 118 Middlesex
Daley James, 6 Hurd
Davis O. O., Middlesex, corner Central
Day Thomas J. (botanic), 34 Willow
Dickey Hanover, 15 Hurd
Fox Lorenzo S., 2 Welles' block, Merrimack
Gage Daniel P., Lee, corner John
Gilman John H., 8 Welles' block, Merrimack
Graves John W., Central, corner Middlesex
Green John O., Savings Bank building
Hall Mary A., 27 Kirk
Harmon J. M., 6 Welles' block, Merrimack
Hobart Annie L. Mrs., 4 Middlesex
Harrison S. W., 55 Central
Henotte C, 298 Merrimack
Holt Daniel, 15 John
Hoskins Edward H., 150 Central
Hunter H. M. (homos.), 3 Wentworth building
Jackson William, 13 Andover
Jenness L. W., 55 Merrimack
Kidder Moses W., 16 Hurd
Kimball Gilman, Merrimack, corner Worthen
Knapp Albert, 6 Wentworth building
Knapp Horace, 6 Wentworth building
Larochelle P., 86 Moody
Lavigne A. W., 5 Welles' block
Leighton W. H., Central, corner Middlesex
Leland F. C, 410 Merrimack
Livingston Alfred, 26 Thorndike
Lurvy Sarah A., 19 Central
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Masta Joseph A. (eclectic), Varney, near School
Moody J. D. (Indian), Manchester, corner Main
Nickerson Frank, 2 Savings Bank building
Osgood George C., Merrimack, corner Suffolk
Packer E. H. (honioe.), 170 Merrimack, room 1
Parker Daniel, 7 Barristers' hall
Parker lliram, 17 John
Parker Moses G., 4 First, Centralville
Pearson John W., 7 Worthen
Pillsbury George H, 24 Kirk
Pillsbury Harlin, 24 Kirk
Pinkham George E., Central, corner Jackson
Plunket F. C, Dutton, corner Market
Reed C. F. (eclectic), 131 Merrimack Corp.
Saint Cyr E., 327 Merrimack
Sanders Charles B., 7 Welles' block
Savory Charles A., 6 Kirk
Simpson B. F., 5 Merrimack
Smith H. J., 16 Hurd
Smith Joseph H., 2 Museum building, Merrimack
Spaulding Joel, 6 Savings Bank building
Svvaby John P., 117 Thorndike
Thompson A. (homoe.), 14 Central
Thompson M. E. (botanic), 268 Merrimack
Tinkham William L. (clair.), 5 Willow place
Warn William H., 6 Kirk
Warren Charles, 52^ Merrimack
Wells David, 1 Welles' block
Williams S. J. E. C, 2 Merrimack
Winn D. K, 29 Kirk
Wright Mary P. Mrs., 1 Willow place
Piano Fortes and Organs.
(See also Musical Instruments.)
Foote Warren S. & Co., 275 Merrimack
Hedrick George, 36 Central
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
SIMPSON A. J. & CO., 41 Central (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Pictures and Frames.
Currier J. B., 23 Prescott
Hart A. A., 165 Central
Marston & Prince, 90 Merrimack
McGirr J., 320 Merrimack
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
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Picture Frame Manufacturers.
Currier J. B., 23 Prescott
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept, p. 32)
SIMPSON A. J. & CO., 41 Central (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Planing Machines.
Davis Asahel, Mechanics mills
Lawrence Benjamin (iron), Broadway, near Mt. Yernon
Planing Machine Knives.
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Rock, corner Cushing
(see adv. dept., p. 27)
Planing and Molding Mills.
BACHELDER A. & CO., Mt. Vernon, near Broadway
(see adv. dept., p. 66)
Davis, Melendy & Co., 259 Middlesex
PRATT M. C. & CO., Wamesit Steam mill (see adv.
dept., p. 67)
Plaster (Medicated Strength'g, etc.,) Manfrs.
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS, George E. Mitchell,
prop'r, Elm, near Gorham (see adv. dept., p. 24)
Plasterers.
(See Masons.)
Plumbers.
Costello T. & Co., 118 Central
Garity & Winegard, 11 Prescott
Proctor J. W., Fletcher, near Dutton
Robbins C. H. (basement), 43 Market
WHITTEN W. T., 148 and 154 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 65)
WILDER H. H. & CO., 8 Jackson (see advt. inside
front cover)
Pop Corn Dealer.
Eaton S. C, 107 Howard
Pop Corn Manufacturer.
Manning William, Broadway, corner School
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Power Loom Harnesses.
(See Harnesses and Reeds.)
Preserved Flowers.
BROOKS J. W. MRS. (funeral and wedding flowers
preserved), orders left at 19 Prescott
Printers, Book and Job.
Bennett J. A., 6 Merrimack
Brown & Chase, 9 Savings Bank building
Hills E. A., 19 Museum building
Judkins J. J., 6 John
Knapp & Moi-ey, 44 Central
Mardeu & Rowell, Museum building
Penhallow B. H., Wyman's Exchange
Propeller Printing Office, over Post-office
STONE & HLTSE, 21 Central (see adv. dept., p. 25)
Produce, &c.
Bean C. S., 76 Dutton
Buttrick & Co., 20 Market
Chandler F. H., 201 Middlesex
Coffran & Davis, Race, corner Ford
Corbett M., 65 Gorham
Dexter S. K, 113 Thorndike
Gibson Bros., Bridge, corner Paige
Hall L. C, Dutton, opposite Mechanics mills
Larrabee & Stiles, 90 Middlesex
Litchfield & Co., 127 Market
McAloon William, 69 Gorham
Nichols G. N. & E., 77 Market
Nichols & Fletcher, 144 and 146 Central
Page, Kidder & Co. (commission merchants), Fletcher,
corner Dutton, and 11 and 12 Blackstone, Boston
Stiles, Rogers & Co., 23 Market
Tierney & Kavanagh, Fayette, corner Andover
Waite A. L. & Co., Dutton, opposite Mechanics mills
Wright A. C. & Co., 14 Market
Provisions.
(See also Meat Markets.)
Bailey Fred. G., 69 East Merrimack
Ballantyne & Hamilton, 348 Merrimack
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Bellamy Matthew, 68 Middlesex
Blood Cyrus, Liberty square, Adams, corner Suffolk
Brady John, River, corner Front
Brierton Edward, 99 Market, West
Brophy James, Market, corner Dummer
Brown William, Union, corner Linden
Bryant Daniel, 110 Middlesex
Burtt J. Albert, 31 Middlesex
Chase Ira M., 253 Merrimack
Clay J. H. & Co., 214 Merrimack
Clay & Moses, 214 Merrimack
Corbett Michael, 65 Gorham
Courtney William, 50 River, Centralville
Cusack John, 344 Central
Downing W. F., 98 Middlesex
Eacott Matthew, Bridge, near Second
Eaton W., 368 Merrimack
Flynn John, Dummer, near Market
Giblin Martin, 61 Market
Grady P., 148 Market, west
Gray D. S., 205 Central
Grimes Andrew, 122 Market, west
Hall L. W., 3 Gorham
Haviland T. P., Market, near Dutton
Hunt & Wilder, 96 Market
Janvrin J. A. & Co., Bridge, corner River
Kelley Brothers, 63 Gorham
Keyes H. F., 56 Market, west
Keyes P., 125 Lowell, near Hanover
Kidder & Hosrner, 196 Merrimack
Killeen P., Water, corner Andover
Manahan C, Coburn, near River
McCoy & Farrington, Liberty, square
McKearney Patrick, 96 Charles
McVey John, 11 William
Mellen Patrick, 56 Fayette
Miles James, 71 Market
Mollahan Peter & Francis, 64 Charles
Mooney Peter, 38 Market
Moses S. T., 214 Merrimack
Nichols & Fletcher, 144 and 146 Central
O'Conner & Flynn, 77 and 81 Gorham
O'Neill J., 1 Adams
O'Roark P., 69 Market
Owen William N., 50 East Merrimack
Philbrick M. E., 243 Merrimack
Puffer Stephen B., 12 Market
Quinn Peter, 4 Salem
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Rice H. M. & J. & Co., 4 East Merrimack
Rice & Bailey, 131 Central
Richardson Brothers, 179 Middlesex
Richardson Daniel H., 72 Dutton
Roark M., 26 Market
Sargent J. L., 4 Merrimack
Saunders & Jacques, 193 Central and 61 Charles
Sawtelle S. L., 68 Dutton
Sheldon A. W., 2 Cabot
Stewart & Gaudette, Middlesex, corner Howard
Tierney & Kavanah, Fayette, corner Andover
Welch John W., Market, corner Hanover
Wilder E. F., 66 Middlesex
W ing True, 3 John
Wright A. F., 195 Middlesex
Publishers.
(See also Newspapers in Miscellaneous Department.)
KNAPP & MOREY, 44 Central
STONE & HF/SE (Vox Populi), 21 Central (see adv.
dept., p. 25)
Quilt Manufacturer.
Fiske William, 3 Cushing
Real Estate Agents.
Elliott Thos. H., 28 Central
Goward Francis, 71 Sumner
Goward Z., 116 Appleton
Manahan J. F., Branch, west of School
McNamara Owen, Museum building
Morgan Ebenezer, 314 Merrimack
Patch E. B., 1 and 2 Commercial square
Shepard L. H, 43^ Central
Vara urn L. R. J., Bridge, corner Sixth
Wheelock A. C, 224 Central
Williams Henry L., 56 Central
York W. R., 4 Museum building
Reed and Harness Manufacturers.
BROWN DARIUS C, Warren, corner Church
CLE WORTH WM. & SON, 86 Middle
Harris George W., Lawrence Corporation
Stevens Solon, Fletcher, cor. Western avenue & Broadway
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Restaurants.
AMORY H. C, proprietor Urban Restaurant, City Hall
avenue (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Callahan James, 5 River, Centralville
Copeland C. C, 139 Middlesex
Dresser S. T., 187 Middlesex
FAIRFIELD A., 21 to 27 Merrimack
Goddard B. & Son, 37 Central
Hale Mary J., Northern depot
Ingalls O. W., 130 Merrimack
Meserve Eben, Merrimack street depot
Miner John, 3 Shattuck
Page Abram, 112 Central
PAWTUCKET HOUSE RESTAURANT, 21 and 27
Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 71)
Richardson C. W. W., 175 Middlesex
Richardson George, 16 and 18 Merrimack
Thompson W. K, 42 Central
Welch Wm., 42 Central
URBAN RESTAURANT, City Hall avenue, H. C. Am-
ory, proprietor (see adv. dept., p. 28)
Roll Coverer.
KIMBALL LE ROY S., 92 Market (see adv. dept. p.- 27)
Roofers.
BENNETT J. W., Middlesex, corner Grand (see adv. on
front cover)
Costello T. & Co., 118 Central
Goulding R., 56 Datton
Kittredge Abner (gravel), 22 Middle
Kittredge J., rear 45 Chapel
WHITTEN W. T., 148 and 154 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 68)
Sausage Maker.
Wilkins Henry K., 37 Prescott
Saws.
Cary & Harris (jig), Broadway, corner Mt. Vernon
Sawing and Planing.
(See also Planing Mills.)
BROOKS A. L. & Co., Mechanics mills, (see adv. dept.,
p. 32)
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Davis, Melendy & Co., 259 Middlesex
Norcross & Saunders, Middlesex, office 55 Devonshire,
Boston
PRATT M. C. & CO., Wamesit steam mills (see adv.
dept., p. 67)
Whitney H. & A., "Western avenue
Scales.
Fairbanks' Scales, Chase, Sargent & Shattuck, Agents, 5
Central
Howe's Improved Standard, Fielding & Bartlett, Agents,
136 Central
Knowles J. A. jr. (manufacturer), Mechanics mills
Screw Manufacturers.
Aldrich M. (wooden), Mechanics mills
AMERICAN BOLT COMPANY, 210 Lawrence
Cady George L., 237 Middlesex
Elliott & Smith (machine), 3 Cashing
HAMER J. W. (ship and jack), 14 and 16 Middlesex (see
adv. dept., p. 26)
Peabody & Co., 16 Middlesex
SMITH S. C. (machine), Mt. Vernon, near Broadway
Seed Store.
Fielding & Bartlett, 136 Central
Sewing Machines.
CARTER N. C, agent for "THE WEED SEWING
MACHINE." (Machines repaired.) Machines sold
on monthly payments, and Avork furnished, 109 Mer-
rimack
Critchett M. B., 123 Central
Davis Asahel, Mechanics mills, Fletcher
HOWARD & HYDE, agents Blees Lock Stitch Sewing
Machines, 61 Central (see adv. dept., p. 25)
HYDE & HOWARD (repairers), 61 Central
Randall Bros., 5 John
Randall II. N. & Co., 118 Merrimack
RUGG C. W., 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
SIMPSON A. J. & CO., 41 Central (see adv. dept., p. 29)
Storer N. W. & Co., 88 Merrimack
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WHEELER & WILSON'S, Silent-feed, Lock-stitch
Sewing Machines, the most simple, practical, and
economical; highest premium at Paris Exposition.
J. L. Hayden, agent, 100 Merrimack
Wing L. C, 74 Merrimack
Wright S. H. (repaired), 214 Merrimack, c. Maiden lane
Shear Blades.
LOVEJOY DANIEL & SON, Rock, corner Cushing (see
adv. dept., p. 27)
Sheriffs.
Bancroft J., 9 Barristers' hall
Clemeuce W. H., 10 Barristers' hall
Ship Screws Manufacturer.
HAMER J. W., 14 and 16 Middlesex (see adv. dept., p. 26)
Shirt Manufacturer.
Spurr J. M. (shirt fronts, &c), 90 Market
Shoe Linings and Stayings.
Cutter & Walker (manufacturers), 48 Central
Shoulder Braces, Suspenders, and Abdominal Sup-
porters.
Cutter & Walker, 48 Central
Shuttles.
Coburn Shuttle Company, First, opp. Read, Centralville
Jacques J. S. & Co., Wamesit Power Co.
Silver Plater.
Hovey Cyrus, 86 Merrimack
Silver Ware Manufacturers.
Raynes Joseph & Co., 43 Central
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central, corner Middle
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Silver and Plated Ware.
(See also Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Raynes Joseph & Co., 43 Central
RICHARDSON FRANK L., 108 Central (see adv. dept,
p. 25)
Sanborn Amos & Co. (manufacturers), 25 Central
Silversmiths.
Raynes Joseph & Co., 43 Central
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central
Slaters.
(See also Roofers.)
Goulding Robert, 54 Dutton
"VVaugh William, Mechanic, near Dutton
Soap and Candles.
Currier John, rear 40 Charles
Engel John, Lincoln, coiner Quebec
Horn Samuel & Co., Middlesex, corner School
McAloon A. (soap), Pleasant, Centralville
Page, Kidder & Co., Fletcher, corner Dutton
Walker George P., 382 Middlesex
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
Bartlett Sylvanus, 52 Middlesex
Fields John, 15 Lowell •
Spring Bed Manufacturers.
Chase Dexter, Broadway, corner Mt. Vernon
Stables.
Butters G. S., 19 Church
Conant J. E., 170 Central
Flint Oliver W., 112 Moody
Going C, American House
Hadley John, Worthen, near Merrimack
Huntoon G. L., 159 Middlesex
Leavitt D. G., 32 Prescott
MORSE II. O., Monument square (see adv. dept., p. 27)
Norris G. W., near Central
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Noyes J. L., 17 Church
Perry J. B., 9 Howard
Scott Alfred, Middlesex, near Northern depot
Wetherbee Frank, City Hotel, East Merrimack
Stair Builders.
Griffin & Lake, 61 Cashing
Stamp, Stencil, and Steel Letter Cutters.
Glover William B., 8 Merrill court
Grover Ariston, 134 Middlesex
Parsons & Gibby, 3 Fletcher
Preston John, 111 Thorndike
Whitmore William, 28 Merrimack
Stationery.
(See Booksellers and Stationers.)
Steam, Gas, and Water Fittings.
HALLOWELL BROTHERS, 16 Middlesex (see adv.
dept., p. 70)
Steam and Gas Fixture Manufacturers.
Barker H. R. & Co., works at 84 and 86 Middle, store 8
and 10 Central
Steam and Gas Fitters.
Field George W., Whipple's mills
Garity & Winegard, 11 Prescott
Proctor J. W., Fletcher, near Dutton
Steam Press Plates.
Dobbins William, Dutton, near Mechanics mills
Stevens B. F., Arch, near Northern depot
Weston C. H., Arch, near Middlesex
Stock and Exchange Brokers.
RICHARDSON FRANK L., 108 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 25)
Shepard William, 40 Merrimack
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Stone Cutters and Dealers.
French William H., School, opposite Western avenue
Gordon B. A., Thorndike, near depot
Runels & Davis, Thorndike, near jail
Trask Oliver H. P., School, corner Nashua Railroad
Stoves, Furnaces, and Tinware.
(See also Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.)
BECK SAMUEL, 265 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 70)
Costello T. & Co., 118 Central
Duston Harlow, 4 and 5 Prescott block
Foote J. L. & Co., 277 and 279 Merrimack
McLarney William, 262 Middlesex
MACK S. G. & CO., 123 and 125 Market (see adv. dept.,
p. 68) _
Mead Mathias, 37 East Merrimack
Mehan J., 24 Prescott
Mehan Owen, 8 Prescott
Nash J. W. & Co., 126 Central
Nichols Jacob, Dutton, corner Market
Offutt & Whitaker, 33 and 35 Market
Pa^e J. Y., 247 Merrimack
Puffer & Bradley, 9, 11, and 13 Market
WRITTEN W. T., 148 and 154 Central (see adv. dept.,
p. 65)
Wier N. J. & Co., 3 and 5 Prescott
WILDER H. H. & CO., 8 Jackson (see advt. inside front
cover)
Stucco Workers.
Prescott D. Moody & Co., 171 Central
Suspender Manufacturers.
Churchill J. & Co., First, opposite Read
Cutter & Walker, 48 Central
Grush J. S., Hale, corner Howard
Merrimack Suspender Company, Bridge, corner River
Tag Manufacturers.
Star Label Company, F. G. Sargent, Agent, Graniteville,
near Lowell
Tailoress.
Barnes Emily R., 40 Central
51 Hanover Street, - - Opp. American House.
BOBAOfl PARVKDAB A 13®.
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Plated Jewelry
Whitby Jet Jewelry, Spar, Shell and Horn and every variety of Jewelry in market.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES*
From Waltham Watch Company and other American and Foreign manufacturers.
CLOCKS IN GREAT VARIETY,
French Parlor and Mantle Clocks of a great variety of patterns ; also, Marble, Bronze,
Rosewood, Walnut, Mahogany, and other fancy patterns, many of which are
manufactured at our own Factory, at Bristol, Conn., as well as
many styles Regulators and Office Clocks.
Bronze Statuary and Mantel and Clock Ornaments In Variety,
COIN-SILVER FORKS, SPOONS, NAPKIN RINGS, FRUIT KNIVES, &C.
A full line REKD & BARTON'S, Meriden Silver-Plate Co's, and other Silver-Plated
Castors, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Goblets, Mugs, Cups, Card Baskets, etc.
Rogers Bros/ best Plated Forks, Spoons, Ladles, &c.
And a full line of Plated Ware of every description. Steel and Plated
TABLE CUTLERY, also POCKET CUTLERY,
Scissors and Shears, In every variety of style and quality, of our own importation.
Stationery, a fiill line of* Paper, Envelopes, Sec
Ladies' and Gents' Shopping Bags and Wallets,
Of every description, of any size, style, color, or at any price or quality.
HAIR, TOOTH & NAIL BRUSHES, LATHER BRUSHES, CLOTH AND
HAT BRUSHES, FEATHER DUSTERS, "WHISK BROOMS, &o.
SOAPS,
From Colgate, Jesse Oakley, and other celebrated Soap Manufacturers, as Castile, Honey,
Glycerine; and fine Soaps, as Cashmere Bo .met, Aromatic, Transparent Bails, etc.
PERFUMERY IN GREAT VARIETY, PROM LUBIN DOWN.
Bohemian, Parian, Lava. China, and other Vases, Toilet Sets, Cologne
Sets, Match Boxes, Jewel Boxes, Card Baskets Goblets, &c, &c.
Manufacturers of Partridge^s celebrated "Favorite" South American Earth Pens ; also,
Partridge's "celebrated Pin Stuck and (jold Kyed Needles, Partridge's Lead Pencils, Toy
Saws and Bucks, Johnson's Patent Cottage House.
Toys of Every Description.
{For detailed account see next page.)
The Jewelry Department of this House being conducted by BENJ. F. HUNT, Jr. Esq.
the junior partner of the Arm, who is well known in this community, (having been in this
establishment for many years) customers can rely on any statement in regard to Diamonds,
Jewelry, Watches, or other fine goods purchased from him or those in his employ.
Diamonds set and Jewelry made to order.
Remember the Place,
51 HANOVER STREET, . . BOSTON.
(Directly opp. American House.)
HORACE PARTRIDGE & CO.,
51 Hanover St.. (opp. American House) liosion,
Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of
Yankee Notions, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Scissors, Shears, Soaps, Perfumery, Stationery, Wax Beads, Venetian Out Beads, Seed Beads
Basket Beads, Silver and Gold Lined Beads, and Lined Beads of any color, Shopping
Bags, Wallet?, Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Jewelry Cases, Work Boxes,
Hdkf. Boxes, Portfolios, Backgammon Boards, Chess Boards, Chess-
men, Dominoes, Cribbage Boards, Dice, Dice Cups, Checkers.
German and French Accordcons, Harmonicas
Of every style and quality, some of whicli are very superior, such as Langhammer, Knit-
lenger, Concert, Hichters, and others. No boy with any taste for music should b^ allowed
to grow up without having a good harmonica on which to learn. Music Boxes, line Fluted
and Lacquered Harps. Horns, Trumpets, &c. Also,
The Greatest Variety of Toys to be found in IVew Eiisr'and,
Or perhaps in the United States, consisting of Spring Horses, Hocking Horses, Hobby
Horses, Chair Rockers, Boys' Trucks, Trotting Gigs, 3-\Vh< el Velocipedes, Wagons, Tip
Carts, Wheelbarrows, Saw Horses and Saws (new), Sleds any style, Base Halls, Foot Halls,
Ball Bats, Toy Flags, Bunting Flags, Toy Guns, Drums, Pop Guns, Kevulvers, Pistols,
Canes, Whips, Garden Sets, all kinds Wooden Box Toys, Ten Pins, Villages, Farm Yards,
Poultry Yards, Soldiers, Furniture, &c.
of <» ames we make a specialty; from Bagatelle Boards, Lozo Pendulum Games, Ring
Toss, Le Circle, Parcheei, Croquet Sets, Soltaiie Boards, Tivoli Boards, down to the small-
est size games of evcrv name and kind. Also, Cubic Picture and Alphabet Blocks, t'ran-
dall's, Johnson's and Hill's Blocks, Fxcelsior Blocks all kinds, Transparent Slates. Paints,
Marbles, Dolls, Doll Heads, Uoll Hats, Gaiters, Doll Jewelry, Baby Houses and Fixtures
complete, Doll Bodies, Kid Arms; in fact any kind of a doll to be found in market, from
the finest Fjench Doll, with trosseau, down to the tiniest China babe.
The Toy Department being under the immediate supervision and direction of D. O.
GOODRICH, Esq., formerly well known as the proprietor of the Boston Bazaar, 302
Washington Street, and the king of the toy trade.
Whose services have been secured not wholly for show,
Than whom the wants of the customers better can know —
For 'tis he's well adapted to deal out the Toys,
Who takes pleasure in pleasing the girls and the boys.
Customers can feel assured no pains will be spared to satisfy all their wants in tl.e Toy
line. Dolls dressed to order, &c, &c.
Remember the Store, No. 51 Hanover St., opu. American House, Boston.
HORA.CE I*A.-F«.1"rtIX>C3-KI dfc CO.
Are also Proprietor of the
IlAllilS llllllli &0VSB,
Late of Washington Street, and solicits all kinds of Job Printing, which will be done with
neatness and despatch, at the lowest rates. This leaf, printed at this Office, of which J. D.
Bunnell, Esq., is foreman, will serve as a specimen of our work, yet any job any office
can do, so can we. Give us a call and a j )b, then you can see how it is yourself.
Also Publisher of the Penny Street BalUds, so universally .sold throughout the United
States and the New Dominion. Entrance 53 Hanover Street.
HORACE PARTRIDGE:,
Dealer in. Real Estate, and Builder,
Will sell Building Lots on Jenny Lind Avenue, or on Partridge (proposed) Avenue, in
rear of Jenny Lind Avenue; Lots on Broadway; also quite a number very beautiful House
Lots on land, recently purchased by him on Highland Avenue, opposite new Hiyh ^chool
Building and Fire Engine House; lots on Walnut St., Summit, Pleasant, Vinal, and
Grand View Avenues. Also, Dwelling Houses on Jenin Lind Avenue, Somerville; Houses
in Chelsea, Fast Boston, Fast Lenox (street, Webster Court, and Columbus Ave., Boston.
Also, Houses and House Lots in the (new) enterprising village of Wollaston, on Wollas-
ton Heights, near Quincy, and a mile only from Boston line, on one of the finest locations
In the United States or perhaps in the wo* Id. House lots any size or at any price almost,
yet all the land is restricted th it no objectionable person can get any foothold A great
inducement to settle there is a free pass to and from Boston on O. (!.'& N\ It. K. for three
years for persons who own a house and live there.
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Tailors and Drapers.
(See also Merchant Tailors.)
Barnes Henry H., 5 Canal block
Benclen Frederick, Hale, near Chelmsford
Bennett William S., 11 Central
Birnbaum W. L., 155 Middlesex
Burbank & Winnek, 53 Central
Delaney Thomas, 67 Market
Gilman Alfred & Son, 156 Merrimack
Lancaster S. T. & Co., 7 and 8 Appleton block
Leslie E. C. & Co., 158 Merrimack
Mead Patrick, 175 Middlesex
Murphy John, 68 Lawrence
O'Neal Hugh, 1 Hurd
Smith George, 222 Merrimack
Wiggin D.j 33 Merrimack
Tanner and Currier.
Cook E. G., Tanner, corner Lincoln, Ayer's city
Teas, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
Cheney Charles W., 5 Middle
Hughes John, 51 Market (tea and coffee)
Kittredge H. G., 12 John
Plastridge Salmon, 5 Merrimack House
Telegraph Offices.
Northern, F. Hanscom, manager, 4 Middle
Western Union, H. W. Brickett, agent, Merrimack street
depot
Ticket Agent.
Brickett H. W., Merrimack street depot
Tin Can Manufacturers.
Wilder H. H. & Co., 8 Jackson
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.
(See also Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.)
Foote J. L. & Co., 277 and 279 Merrimack, corner Han-
over
21
1G2 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
MACK S. G. & CO., 123 and 125 Market (see adv. dept.»
p. 68)
McLarney J. A., 260 Middlesex
Mead Matthias, 37 East Merrimack
Martin & Strong, 128 Middlesex
Nash J. W. & Co., 126 Central
Page J. Y., 247 Merrimack
WHITTEN W. T., 148 Central (see adv. dept., p. 65)
WILDER H. H. & CO., 8 Jackson (see advt. inside front
cover)
Tobacco.
(See also Cigars and Tobacco.)
Cheney Charles W., 5 Middle
Flood P. H., 90 Market
Patrick S. C, 70 Merrimack
Toys.
Knowles Bros., 45 Central
Trunks and Valises.
Allen John G. (manufacturer), 46 Central, and 3 Prescott
Burgess E., 38 Central
Knowles Bros., 45 Central
Marriott John, jr., 58 and 60 Central
Molloy George (manufacturer), 15 Market
Twine Manufacturers.
(See also Cordage.)
Barney Alfred (dealer), 247 Merrimack
HALE B. S. & SON", Whipple's mills
HODGE J. H, 96 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 711
Kendall Jonathan, 1 Savings Bank building, Merrimack,
corner Shattuck
Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturer.
RUGG C. W., 75 & 77 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 32)
Undertakers.
Currier J. B., 23 Prescott
Hanover Terrance, 24 Gorkam
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Upholsterers.
(See also Furniture.)
Goodwin W. H., 49 Market
Offutt George & Son, 135 Central
ROBINSON D. C., 13 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 31)
Upholstery Goods.
Adams & Co., 28 Merrimack and 7 Central
Variety Stores.
(See also Fancy Goods.)
Banfill Joel, 119 Middlesex
Bartlett H. E. Mrs. & Co., 168 Suffolk
Brewster John L., 13 Tilden
Brown Alice, 97 Central
Burgess R. H., Liberty square
Carleton A. Mrs., 2 Tilden
Carter H. A., at H. R. R. station, Pawtucket
Clark James Mrs., 9 Tilden
Clark Jane Mrs., 179 Central
Clark J. M. Mrs., 36 Middlesex
Clark Maria T., 10 Tilden
Cody Michael, 23 Tremont
Collins Josiah T., 170 Suffolk
Coughan B., 338 Merrimack
Devlin James, 24 Gorham
Donahoe M. A. Mrs., Parker's block
Drury Thomas, 77 Charles
Elliott Edmund, 29 Bridge, Centralville
Evans W., 61 Church
Fee Thomas, 173 Gorham
Gilchrist Margaret, 53 Market
Glidden N. A., 140 Central
Gormley P., 15 Hancock avenue
Hall L. B., 114 Middlesex
Herrick E. S., 174 Suffolk
Hobbs Ruth A., 71 Merrimack
Huntley John, 93 Moody
Hurdy William J., 1 Tilden
Johnson Mary Mrs., 53 Dutton
Lamere A., 15 Merrimack
Lamere John, Parker's block, Bridge, Centralville
Lane John Q., 252 Merrimack
Livingston James H., 105 East Merrimack
164 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Lynch Abbie S. Mrs., 47 East Merrimack
Marble C. H., 330 Merrimack
Mason D. W., 11 Merrimack
Mayberry B. B., 76 Middlesex
McGovern F. Mrs., 1 East Merrimack
McGuire Cornelius, 25 Summer
McKellar David, 115 Market
McKenna Owen, 7 Merrimack
Monk L. S., Race, corner Ford
Murphy Patrick, 15 Summer
Riley James, 29 Merrimack
Ryan F. W., Ill Broadway
Sails Edwin S., 95 Central
Senior George Mrs., 220 Merrimack
Shaw R. S., 125 Middlesex
Shufelt George A., 3 Merrimack
Smith Kate, 91 Central
Spalding D. S., 344 Merrimack
Sparks John C, 342 Merrimack
Stanton Charles P., 75 Adams
Sugden William Mrs., 177 Central
Swett E. Mrs., 356 Merrimack
Tobin P. J., 25 Tremont
Towle C. M., 47 East Merrimack
Wiley R. F., 84 Appleton
Williams Mary B. Miss, 26 Johns
Wiloughby M. E., 11 Tilden
Wilson John, 212 Merrimack
Wing J. T. Miss, 10 John
Veterinary Surgeon.
Wood Robert, High street square, corner Bartlett
Wadding and Batting Manufacturers.
Fiske William, 3 Cushing
Lowell Wadding and Paper Co., Congress, n. Thorndike
Washing and Wringing Machines.
BENNETT J. C, 61 Dutton (for sale and repaired), (see
adv. dept., p. 28)
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
(See also Jewelry, also Silver and Plated Ware.)
Balch I. D. & Co. (auction), 8 Prescott
Carter E. B., 83 Central
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Caswell Henry, 12 Central
Hallett M. G, 153 Central
Morgan E., 2d, 4 Russell's block
Ordway H. M., 86 Merrimack
Raynes Joseph & Co., 43 Central
RICHARDSON FRANK L., 108 Central, corner Hurd
(see adv. dept., p. 25)
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central, corner Middle
Wilkins Henry, 73 Central
Williams G. T., 29 Merrimack
Watch Makers.
Carter E. B. (repairer), 83 Central
Johnson Jonathan, 1 Merrimack House
Lyman A. P„ 93 Central
Lyman Roland, 128 Central
Sanborn Amos & Co., 25 Central
Wilkins Henry, 73 Central
Watch Makers' Tools.
Huntoon G. W., Hill's building, Middlesex
Water Power.
LOCKS & CANALS, proprietors' office, Mechanic (see
advt. p. 304)
Wamesit Power Co., Lawrence, near Lowell cemetery
Water Wheels.
Silver & Gay, North Chelmsford, near Lowell
Wheelwrights.
(See also Carriage Makers.)
Con vers Samuel, 163 Central
Gilson L. G., rear 200 Dutton
GREEN AMOS, Rock, n. Fletcher (see adv. dept., p. 30)
Hill Brothers, 136 Middlesex
Hodgman A. C, 6 Decatur
Jenkins Joel, Arch, near Northern depot
Swett William K, 69 Pawtucket
Wright J. J. & Co., Willie, corner Cross
Window Blind Fasteners.
CLARK JEREMIAH, 96 Middle
166 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Window Caps.
MACK S. G., 123 and 125 Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 68)
PRATT M. C. & CO., Wamesit Steam mills (see adv.
dept., p. 67)
Window Glass.
(See Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.)
Wines and Liquors.
Arlen J. F., 32 Merrimack
Armstrong & Flint, 30 and 32 Prescott
Cheney Charles W., 5 Middle
Cummiskey P., 87 Market
Dempsey Patrick (wholesale), 171 Market
Donovan M., 14 Merrimack
FAIRFIELD A., 21 to 27 Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 71)
Harrison James, 79 Market
Kane G. F., 81 Market
Keyes Patrick & Son (wholesale), 125 Lowell, n. Hanover
Lennon John, 142 Market
LYNCH PATRICK (wholesale), 41 Market (see adv.
dept., p. 31)
McGirr John, 320 Merrimack
Morse & Turner, 133 Central and 6 Gorham
Purcell J. W, 10 Merrimack
Wire Goods Manufacturers.
BROWN DARIUS C. (heddles), Church, cor. Warren
HALE B. S. & SON (for galvanic batteries), Whipple's
mills
Hildreth & Rice, 16 Middle
Wire Workers.
Hildreth & Rice, 16 Middle
Woods, Sherwood & Co., Bridge, opp. Seventh, Centralville
Wood Dealers.
Adams R. O., 15 Prescott
Bailey Alvah W., Bridge, opp. Seventh, Centralville
Bennett & Rodliff, Moody, corner Tremont
Brown II., Chelmsford, near Hale
Buckley Michael, Gorham, corner Union
Donahoe Patrick, 37 Middlesex
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Durant & Simonds, Middlesex, near Central
Henderson S. F. & Son, 289 Merrimack
Hill E. A., 341 Middlesex
Home D. W., Fletcher, corner "Western avenue
LIVINGSTON WILLIAM E., 9 Thorndike (see
dept., p. 71)
Nichols A., Western avenue
Peabody Benj. H., First, near Read, Centralville
Richardson & Smith, Salem, corner Common
Riley Bernard, 25 Davidson
adv.
Wood Turners.
ALDRICH MILTON, Mechanics mills, Dutton (see adv.
dept., p. 31)
Bradford Thos. & Co., Hill's building, Middlesex
Hills Eliphalet, Mechanics mills, Dutton
Holmes M., jr., Wamesit Steam mills
Trowbridge Geo. N. & Son, Wamesit Steam mills
Wood Working Machinery.
Carey & Harris, Broadway, corner Mt. Vernon
Davis Asahel, Mechanics mills (see adv. dept., p. 62)
GROSVENOR J. P., Varney, corner Mt. Vernon
adv. dept., p. 30)
Lawrence Benjamin, Broadway, near Mt. Vernon
Robinson William & Co., Mechanics mills
Stevens B. F., Arch
(see
Wooden Screw Manufacturer.
ALDRICH MILTON, Mechanics mills, Dutton (see adv.
dept., p. 31)
Wooden Ware.
Barney Alfred (wholesale), 247 Merrimack
Wool Washers and Sorters.
Carter A. D., Whipple's mills
Carter W. C. & Co., Whipple's mills
Woolen Goods Manufacturers.
Belvidere Manufacturing Co. (flannels), Howe, corner
Lawrence .
Chase Mills (fancy cassimeres), Lawrence, near Whipple's
mills
168 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Dugdale James, Willie, comer Broadway-
Faulkner L. W. & Son (flnnnels), Grove, near Lawrence
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Jack-
son (see advt., p. 306)
Holt John (flannels), Howe
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, north
end of Suffolk (see advt., p. 309)
Livingston, Carter & Co. (blankets and flannels), 7 Thorn-
dike
LOWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Market,
see advt., p. 307)
MIDDLESEX COMPANY, Warren (see advt., p. 308)
Naylor George (carpets), Wamesit Power Company
Sterling mills (flannels), Lawrence
Stott Charles A. (flannels), Lawrence
SUFFOLK MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Suffolk
(see advt., p. 314)
Talbot Charles P. & Co., City Market house
TREMONT MILLS, Suffolk (see advt., p. 314)
United States Bunting Company, Whipple's mills, D. W.
C. Farrington, treasurer
Walker William & Co., 80 Lawrence
Woolen Machinery Manufacturer.
Lane David, Fletcher, corner dishing
Woolen Yarns.
Dugdale James, Willie, corner Broadway
Worsted Machinery.
Lane David, Fletcher, corner Cushing
Robinson Wm. & Co., Mechanics mills
Worsted Yarn Manufacturers.
Dugdale James, Willie, corner Broadway
United States Bunting Co., Whipple's mills
Pearson Samuel, Wamesit Power Company
Townson James, 237 Middlesex
Walsh John, Whipple's mills
Wamesit Worsted Company, Whipple's mills, D. W. C.
Farrington, treas.
Yarns'.
HODGE J. H., 96 Middle (see adv. dept., p. 71)
LAWRENCE BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
EMBRACING
A Classified I.i*t of all Trades, Professions, and Pursuits in
the City of Lawrence for the Year 1872, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Accountants.
Hurcl Daniel W., 239 Essex
Jewett S. A., 239 Essex
Agricultural Implements.
Kimball W. A. & Co., 217 Essex
Mason C. R. & Co., 327 Essex
Ale and Porter.
Fisher M. & Co., Lowell
LAWRENCE BREWING CO., Water (see adv. dept.,
p. 36)
Smith O. & J., 479 Common
Apothecaries.
Chickering George E., 449 Essex
Clark Charles, Essex, corner Jackson
Crawford J. W., 187 Oak
Gillpatrick J. F., Broadway, cornerConcord;
Ordway Aaron, 97 and 99 Essex
Smith H., 379 Essex
Talbot Brothers, Essex, corner Mills
Whitney H. M. & Co., Essex, corner Lawrence
Wood James R., 561 Essex
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170 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Auctioneers.
Bugbee A. V., 4 Pemberton
Furber & Witherell, 205 Essex
Howe M. N"., 18 Amesbury
Jewett F. S. & Co., 365 and 367 Essex
Pedrick & Closson, 361 Essex
Richards L. P. E., 181 Essex
Bakers.
Horn Josepb, 22 Hampsbire
Kent J. P., 269 Lowell
Malley William & Co., 525 Essex
Sims N., 65 Common
Stevens G. E., 106 Essex
Wilson A., 295 Oak
Bill Posters.
Carr & Co., 257 Essex
Billiard Halls.
Avery George W., 535 Essex
Dow G. N., 15 Lawrence
Frenaer George, 201 Essex
WEISS LOUIS, Jackson and Essex
Blacksmiths.
Bryant A. & Son, 250 Lowell
Dane Jobn, 87 Broadway
Eddy David, Lowell
Emerson A., 341 Common
Garrigan Peter, 305 Elm
Holt Amos, 86 Broadway
MORRIS GEORGE A., Essex, near depot (see adv. dept.
p. 38)
Pbinney G. M., Haverhill
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Fenerty J. B., 263 Essex
Whitford & Rice, 265 Essex
Bleachers.
GILMORE WILLIAM S, 11 Lawrence
Harriman Brothers, 299 Essex
Bobbin Manufacturers.
Bass W. E.,
SPRAGUE LEVI & CO., 261 Lowell
LAWRENCE.
171
Boiler Makers.
Lawrence Boiler Works, Water, near railroad
Book Binders.
Fenerty J. B., 263 Essex, and 2 Pemberton
Whitcomb I. A., 175 Essex
Booksellers.
Dyer & Co., 337 Essex
Stratton xiewis, 243 Essex
Whitcomb I.. A., 183 Essex
Whitford & Rice, 265 Essex
Boots and Shoes.
Clark Samuel, 369 Essex
Clay H. T., 547 Essex
Corwell John, 575 Essex
Dewhirst B. & Co., 37 Broadway
Dunklee E. P., 293 Essex
Edson J. D. & Co., 128 Broadway
Haynes John C, 393 Essex
HERPJCK J. D., 139 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Keene B. P., jr., 279 Essex
Kelley James, 368 Essex
Kempton J. G, 415 Essex
MacAllister Isaac, 395 Essex
Mahoney D. D., 353 Essex
McLees Thomas, 95 Essex
Merriam & Son, 293 Essex
Moffitt L., 151 Essex
Murphy T. J., 269 Essex
Robbins A. F., 256 Essex
Robinson P. B., 221 Essex
Sanders J. S., 22 Amesbury
Tenny E.s 41 Broadway
Warburton Peter, 85 Broadway
Whittredge A. A., 188 Essex
Whitridge Thomas J., 98 Essex
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Allard H. D., 8 Newbury
Bemis Nathan, 17^- Jackson
Black J. S., 16 Broadway
Blaisdell D. W., 269 Essex
Corwell John, 575 Essex
Gray J. H., 276 Common
172 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Killen William, 4 Newbury
Noonan Patrick, 87 Common
Pearson J., Common, near Broadway
SALOMONS GEORGE (repairer of rubber boots), 9 Ap-
pleton
Tenney E., 41 Broadway
Tyler Frederick, 310 Common
VOGEL & BEHRMAN, 33 Oak
Wood W. E., Hampshire
Warburton Peter, 73 Broadway
Box Manufacturer (packing).
Sargent L. D., 2 May
Brackets.
CLIFFORD O. N.j Essex, opposite H. R.R. depot (see adv.
dept, p. 37)
Braid Manufacturers.
King W. A., Methuen
Webster Miller, Brook
WRIGHT MANUFACTURING CO., Canal
Brass Founder.
Byrom James, Methuen
Brewers.
Fisher M. & Co., Oxford, near Lowell
Gearing & Howard, 147 Elm
Heald William E., Hampshire
LAWRENCE BREWING CO., Water (see adv. dept.,
p. 36)
Brush Manufacturer.
STAFFORD JOHN H., 573 Essex
Cabinet Makers.
BARNARD H. F., 239 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 38)
Cook F. R., Hampshire
Card Clothing.
Robinson D. F., Methuen, corner Franklin
STEDMAN S. M. & CO., east of Union, foot of Canal
street (see adv. dept., p. 33)
WARREN ALBERT, Broadway
LAWEENCE.
173
Carpenters.
Bassett & Withington, 333 Common
Battersby & Wyatt, Margin
Beetle John, 105 Common
Clement & Cressey, Essex yard
Couch H. J., rear 246 Lowell
Cram R. F., Bradford
Currier A. A., Vine
Eaton J. W., 337 Common
Emerson C. T., 113 Common
Flanders F. B. K, 350 Haverhill
Flanders & Severance, Essex yard
Flannagan James, 117 Bradford
Joplin A. L., Haverhill
Judd George, 495 Common
Knowles & Noyes, Essex yard
Lyford W. S., 23 Cedar
Merriam J. F., Newbury
Perkins Moses, Valley street
Potter C. F., 245 Lowell
Reed W. B., 5 Mav
WINKLEY ALONZO, 243 Lowell (see adv. dept., p. 35)
Withington Henry, Tremont
Carpetings.
Stearns A. & Co., 309 and 311 Essex
Truell Byron & Co., 249 Essex
Carriage Manufacturers.
Ferguson & Joyce, 506 Common
Foster F. A., 87 Broadway
GALE & AMES, Lowell, near Railroad depot
Lathrop E. & Co., 180 Common
Stowell J. S., 311 and 313 Common
Cigar Manufacturers.
Loomis & Coffin, 318 Common
Nutter & Kendrick, 437 Essex
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brown F. E., 105 Essex
Day F. E., Newbury
Loomis & Coffin, 318 Common
Loring S. H., 166 Essex
Pulcifer M. H., 110 Essex
Roberts T. W., 18 Newbury
Taylor J. L., 571 Essex
Wood Duncan, 439 Essex
174 MEKRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Civil Engineers.
Coolidge B., 228 Essex
Littlefield C. H., 263 Essex
Clergymen.
Donovan Timothy, 298 Oak
Fisher C. E., 146 Haverhill
Galberry Thomas, 298 Oak
Gilmore J. P., 298 Oak
Harnett William, 298 Oak
Moore J. B., 107 Summer
Packard George, Prospect, opposite Beach
Park Edward, 241 Haverhill
Pidge J. B. G., 9 Valley
Pitcher E. F., 229 Haverhill
Weaver George S., 9 Concord
Clothes Cleaning.
Johnson W., 583 Essex
TIERNEY G. H., 49 Broadway
Williams Joseph, 412 Common
Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Atkinson J. B., 160 Essex
Bicknell J., jr., 551 Essex
Bridgman W. H., 549 Essex
Conlin Brothers, 136 Essex
Dodge M. S, 256 Essex
Fairfield J. M., 285 Essex
Foster & Parker, 178 Essex
Fuller A., 349 Essex
Hall Dyer S. & Co., 192 Essex
Harrison J. S., 443 Essex
Hills G. W., 131 Essex
Hodgman B., 229 Essex
Moore W. H., 397 Essex
Simons A. & Co., 103 Essex
Spaulding W. R., 163 Essex
WEIL LOUIS, 183 Essex (see adv. dept, p. 35)
Coffee Mill.
Kimball A. W., 248 Lowell
Coffins and Caskets.
Goodrich A. W., 321 Common
Porter K. S., 286 Common
LAWEENCE.
175
Commission Merchants.
Barton Henry & Co., 191 Essex
Bonney Milton & Co., Essex, corner Franklin
Clark W. P. & Co., Common, near Depot
Coan W. B. & A., Orel way block, Essex
Pedrick & Closson, 361 Essex
Confectionery.
(See Fruit and Confectionery.)
Cooper.
Davey Peter, 203 Valley
Coppersmiths.
BUNKER A. S., 288 Common
Smart G. B. & Co., 61 Essex
Coroners.
Lamb William D. (special), 181 Essex
Stowe John, 137 Haverhill
Counsellors.
(See Lawyers.)
Cotton Mills.
(See Miscellaneous Department ; also Mnf. Companies.)
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
Smith C. & Son, 171 Essex
SWEENEY PATRICK, 108 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 36)
Woodman Charles S. & Co., 169 Essex
Dentists.
Austin Joseph, 339 Essex
BANCROFT S. O, D. M. D., 417 Essex
Howland A. W., 283 Essex
Kendall James, 271 Essex
Kidder J. H, 271 Essex
Lord J. F, 373 Essex
Porter D. S., 258 Essex
Riggs W. E., 307 Essex
Dining Saloons.
(See Restaurants.)
176 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Brings & Allyn, in Ladd & Co.'s yard, 245 Lowell
CLIFFORD O. K, Essex, opp. H. R. R. depot (see adv.
dept., p. 37)
WILLIAMS CYRUS, Essex, near Depot
Dress Makers.
Anderson M. S., 90 Essex
Arrnitage M. & M. J., 133 Essex
Bailey E. Mrs., 447 Essex
Barnicoat V., 287 Essex
Blake M. A., 373 Essex
Blood K T., 228 Essex
Brassill Nora Miss, 184 Essex
Chipman A. T., 228 Essex
Clark S. Mrs., 42 Union
Colby E. J. Mrs., 325 Essex
Cole C. L. Miss, 339 Essex
Derlin Mary Miss, 156 Essex
Doyen A., 565 Essex
Frost M. F., 391 Essex
George F. J., 239 Essex
Laport A. W. Mrs., 329 Essex
Lomis Rose Mrs., 333 Essex
Ordway Delia Miss, 175 Essex
Paige Mrs., 193 Essex
Shackleton J. C, 120 Essex
Sherman M. E. Miss, 339 Essex
Smith J. Mrs., 100 Essex
Stearns A. W. & Co., 309 and 311 Essex
Stoddard L. J. Mrs., 181 Essex
Thorp M. E., 307 Essex
Walsh S. Miss, 381 Essex
Wiggin H. A., 20 Broadway
Woodbury Julia A. Miss, 339 Essex
Drugs and Dye Stuffs,
Barton Henry & Co., 191 Essex
TREAT JAMES A. & CO., Broadway
Dry Goods.
Armstrong G. D. & Co., 289 Essex
Breslauer Victor, 559 Essex
Campbell & Taylor, 90 Essex
Copps M. W. & Co., 335 Essex
CROSS R. M. & CO., 247 Essex
Drew E. II. & Co., 323 Essex
LAWRENCE.
177
Greenwood J. & Co., 177 Essex
Kelleher J. Miss, 117 Essex
Leyland Thomas, 381 Essex
Linn H. M., 577 Essex
Lowe H., Aniesbury, corner Common
McRay Edward, 162 Essex
Nelson E. A., 24 Broadway
PALMER H. K & CO., 241 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 36)
Riddell S. S., 94 Essex
Sharpe A. & Co., 213 and 215 Essex
Smith George H., 151 Essex
Sneli S. F., 313 Essex
Stearns A. W. & Co., 309 and 311 Essex
Truell Byron & Co., 249 Essex
Turner M. A., 52 Broadway
Walker S. T., 233 Essex
Whittier R. R., 261 Essex
Wright W. H. & Co., 357 Essex
Dye Houses.
Essex Dye House, 213 and 215 Essex
Gill & Mellor, 153 Essex
Expresses.
Abbott J. G. (Boston & Lawrence), 6 Appleton
Cogswell & Co. (Boston and Lawrence), 3 Lawrence
Fancy Goods.
Bicknell M. L., 115 Essex
Blanchard A. D., 29 Broadway
BRESLAUER V., 559 Essex
Bryant James, 562 Essex
Chickpring George E. (druggist), 449 Essex
Clark F. C, 231 Essex
Dyer & Co., 337 Essex
Ellis & Snow, 257 Essex
Fellows C. C. & Co., 281 Essex
Gould E., 116 Essex
Gowaiz George, 142 Essex
Graham Lydia Mrs., 289 Essex
Hager W., 101 Essex
Hale George C, 94 Essex
Leyland Thomas, 381 Essex
Linn H. M., 577 Essex
Linn John, 123 Essex
McGowan David, 51 Broadway
Mooar Humphrey, 235 Essex
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178 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Moulton S. H. & Co., 143 Essex
Phillips H. H., 227 Essex
Reynolds J. H. Mrs., 221 Common
Say ward A. A., 341 Essex
Shackleton J. C, 120 Essex
Somes C. T., 447 Essex
Stanley William, 154 Essex
Tebbetts G. H. & Co., 140 Essex
Wefer B., 168 Essex
Wiggen C. S., 20 Broadway
Young M. E., 545 Essex
Fancy Dry Goods.
Armitage M. & M., 133 Essex
Atkinson L. & A., 19 Amesbury
Bicknell M. L., 153 Essex
Booth J., 71 Broadway
Drew E. H. & Co., 323 Essex
Gould Edward, 129 Essex
Hale G. C, 226 Essex
Kelleher J. Mrs., 117 Essex
Leighton J. J., 102 Essex
Logan E. A. Miss, 8 Newbury
Moloney B., 112 Essex
Moulton S. H. & Co., 135 Essex
PALMER H. N. & CO., 241 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 36)
Ridell Sarah Mrs., 93 Essex
Somes C. T., 447 Essex
Turner H. M. Mrs., 387 Essex
Wefers Barnard, 168 Essex
Young M. E., 545 Essex
File Manufacturer.
Lamb George, Essex, corner Causeway, near freight depot
Fish Markets.
Small G. H., 13 Lawrence
Wig^in G. P., 325 Common
Wiley W. A., 29 Newbury
Flour and Grain.
Bonney Milton & Co., Essex, near Franklin
Churchill J. E. & Co., Broadway, corner Common
New England Flour Company, 531 Essex
CLARK W. P. & CO., Common, near Depot
Scott & Victor, 347 Common
Webster H. K. & Co., Canal, opposite Everett mills
LAWKENCE. 179
Fruit and Confectionery.
(See also Confectionery.)
Beavers A. B., 47 Broadway
Carr D. jr. & Co., 159 Essex
Crowell S. D., 273 Essex
Dempsy Patrick, 53 Broadway
Drews J. D., 331 Essex
Harriman D. G., 355 Essex
Hartwell H. S., 579 Essex
Harvey S. B., 401 Essex
Herriman Brothers, 157 Essex
Hutchins E. M., 225 Essex
Leavitt W. S., 115 Essex
Moore John, 581 Essex
Simonds R. W., 555 Essex
Small G. F., 346 Essex
Tolford A. A., 553 Essex
Webster Abel, 89 Essex
Furniture, &c.
BARNARD H. F., 239 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 38)
Edge Thomas, jr., 435 Essex
Furber & Witherell, 205 Essex
Hill J., 531 Essex
Howe L., 50 Amesbury
Howe M. N., 18 Amesbury
Jewett F. S. & Co., 365 and 367 Essex
Pedrick & Closson, 361 Essex
SWEENEY PATRICK, 108 and 110 Essex (see adv.
dept., p. 36)
Furniture Manufacturers.
BARNARD H. F., 239 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 38)
HOWE & McGOWN, 431 Essex
Pillsbury J., jr., 351 Essex
Steele & McDonald, Essex yard
Gas Fitters and Fixtures.
Haughton Robert, 419 Essex
Rutter W. F. & Co., 4 Appleton
Sargent B. E., 197 Essex
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
(See also Clothing.)
French C. B., 187 Essex
Harrison J. S., 441 Essex
Moore W. H., 397 Essex
WEIL LOUIS, 183 Essex (see adv. dept. p. 35)
180 MEERIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Grist Mills.
Davis Edmund & Son, Canal
Webster H. K. & Co., Canal
Grocers.
Andrew W. H., 67 Common
Andrews O. & Co., 71 Common
Brady James, 63 White
Buxton W. F. & Co., 65 Broadway
Byrne T. F., 51 Broadway
Callaghan Richard, 291 Common
Carney Michael, 286 Oak
Carr D., jr., & Co., 159 Essex
Carroll John, 232 Chestnut
Coan W. B. & A., Ordway block, Essex
Coffin & Knox, 317 Common
Corrigan Hugh, 85 Oak
Coulson Joseph, 20 Common
Currier J. M., 87 Essex, and 5 and 7 Newbury
CURRIER & SAWYER, 42 Amesbury (see adv. dept.,
p. 33)
Daley John, 41 Broadway
Dean & Haseltine, 277 Common
Decker & Whittier, 36 Amesbury
Dickie & Barrie, 122 Essex
Downe Henry A., 95 Cross
Eastman & Buell, 1 Haverhill
EDSON J. D. & CO., Broadway, corner Haverhill
Flemming J. M., Oak
Ford J. & R., Short
Gooding Brothers, 14 Amesbury
Goodnow J., 45 Broadway
Goodwin Brothers, 94 Oak
Grimes & Woodbury, 113 Broadway
Hogle H. A. & S., 42 Amesbury
HOLIHAN PETER, 389 Common (see adv. dept., p. 37)
Hoyt E. C, 30 Amherst
Jordan D., Common, corner Newbury
Justice H. B., 359 Common
Kegan Martin, 112 Lowell
Kennedy Thomas, 297 Elm
KIMBALL & DOW, 41 and 43 Amesbury (see adv. dept.,
p. 33)
Knowles Brothers, 1 Haverhill
Lamprey A. A. & Co., 343 Essex
LAZELL H. R., 81 Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 36)
Manahan M. & H. D., 56 Broadway
McDermott J. J., 305 Common
LAWRENCE.
181
Morache Joseph, jr., 58 Franklin
Neally & Joslyn, 89 Union
O'Keefe W. H. & Co., 355 Common
O'Sullivan M., 41 White
Payson H., 75 Broadway
Pierce E. W., 44 Broadway
Powell & Co., 19 Amesbury
Rowell W. F. & Co., 14 Amesbury
Russell John, 44 Amesbury
SHATUCK BROS., 146 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 36)
SHATUCK J., Jr., & CO., 9 Broadway
Smith C. & Son, 171 Essex
Stevens A. G., 54 Amesbury
Thomas J. W. & Co., Newbury, near Common
Webster A. H., 147 Elm
Gunsmiths.
Frost J. W. & Co., 308 Common
Sampson W. S., 59 Essex
Hair Dressers.
Bennett Joseph, 568 Essex
Bolduc E. O., 439 Essex
Daniels J. H., 543 Essex
Harmon R. T., Franklin House
Kelley P. J., 5 Jackson
Kelly Charles, 50 Common
Nunes John M., 12 Newbury
Picanco M. C, 9 Lawrence
Redford William, 17 Jackson
Silver J. R. & Co., 10 Lawrence
Silver V. S. & J. S., 182 Essex
Thomas R., 15 Lawrence
Thompson J. G., 292 Common
Hair Work and Wigs.
Medina John & Co., Post-office building, Essex
Hardware.
Kimball W. A. & Co., 217 Essex
Mason C. R. & Co., 327 Essex
Melvin P. H, 566 Essex
Harness Makers.
Gale & Ames, Lowell, near Railroad depot
Morgan F. M., 71 Broadway
Nicholson M. W., 61 Broadway
182 MEEKIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Peters J., 61 Broadway
Stowell J. S., 311 Common
Wyatt L. B., 15 Jackson
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
(See also Clothing, &c.)
French C. B., 187 Essex
Fuller A. C, 349 Essex
Hall Dyer S. & Co., 192 Essex
Hills George W., 131 Essex
Hodgman B., 229 Essex
WEIL LOUIS, 183 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 35)
Hay.
Chesley Thomas J., 414 Common
Churchill J. E., Common, corner Broadway
Hoop Skirts and Corsets.
Lyle J. A., Ill Essex
Mitchell A. Mrs., 387 Essex
Moulton S. H. & Co., 135 Essex
Hosiery Manufacturers.
Currier , Lowell
Taylor Thomas R. & Co., 14 Broadway
Hotels.
Commercial House, 88 and 90 Common, Amos R.Ingham,
proprietor
ESSEX HOLTSE, Essex, corner Hampshire, Fowle &
McConnell, proprietors (see adv. dept., p. 33)
FRANKLIN HOUSE, Broadway, T. W. Huse, proprie-
tor, opposite Depot (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Lawrence Hotel, 255 and 257 Oak
Merrimack House, Common
Webster House, 104 Broadway
Woods Emerson, South Lawrence
House Furnishing Goods.
BUNKER A. S., 288 Common
Baston J. F. & Co., 585 Essex
Richer O. A. & Co., 11 Lawrence
SWEENEY PATRICK, 108 Essex
Ice.
McFarlin A., 170 Water
LAWRENCE.
183
Insurance Agents.
Ambrose N., 301 Essex
Bugbee A. V., 4 Pemberton
Chadwick A. C, 283 Essex
Currier E. B., 181 Essex
Edwards John, 283 Essex
LAWRENCE S. E., 373 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 37)
Mack A. E., 181 Essex
Murphy Patrick, 245 Essex
Norwood J. K, 339 Essex
Stannard James H., 301 Essex
Swan D. S. & Son, 7 Lawrence
White N. G., 5 Lawrence
Wildes J. B., 181 Essex
Iron Founders.
Baker Josselyn & Co., Allen
Davis Edmund & Son, Canal
Iron and Steel.
TREAT JAMES A. & CO., Broadway, corner Essex
Jewelry.
(See Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Junk Dealers.
Berry S. C, 420 Common
McGowan David, 121 Common
Rhodes B., 491 Common
Wellman John R., 446 Common
Lawyers.
Bacon H. C, 307 Essex
Bell C. P., 5 Lawrence
Brown J. H., 1 Appleton
Burley E. T., 263 Essex
Cleaveland J., 239 Essex
Cronin P. W., 180 Essex
Gile John S., 239 Essex
Gile W. Fisk, 239 Essex
Harmon N. W., Post-office block, Essex
Hopkins H. F., 307 Essex
Knox William S., 307 Essex
Parson T. A., 537 Essex
Poor George H, Post-office block, Essex
Sanborn A. R., 239 Essex
184 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Saunders D. & C, 263 Essex
Sherman E. J., Saunder's block
Stevens Ivan, 393 Essex
Stone A. C, 263 Essex
Tarbox J. K., Saunder's block
Thompson W. L., 239 Essex
White N. G., 5 Lawrence
Wrights W. H. P., 263 Essex
Lead and Block Tin Pipe.
BUNKER A. S, 288 Common
Kenney Stephen, 337 Common
Leather Belting.
Colcord E. W., 541 Essex
Foster E. E., Franklin, corner Methuen
Page Edward, Broadway
Stedman S. M. & Co., Union
WARREN ALBERT, Broadway
Leather Board.
Hayden & Balcom, Brook
Library.
Franklin Library, 1 Appleton
Lime and Cement.
Brown C. A., Haverhill, near Railroad
REED RUFUS & CO., 574 Essex (see adv. dept, p. 33)
Liquors.
(See Wines and Liquors.)
Liquor Agency.
Curran J* C, 290 Common
Livery Stables.
(See Stables.)
Locksmiths.
Daw Samuel, 4 Hampshire
Frost J. W. & Co., 308 Common
Sampson William S., 59 Essex
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Lumber.
Lawrence Lumber Company, L. Lack!, Essex, near Depot,
PLUMMER H. & CO., 472 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Prescott J. H. & Co., Haverhill
Machinists.
Blood A., Medford
Carter S., Methuen
Davis E. & Son, east of Union
HOADLEY J. C. & CO., Post-office block, Essex
McCabe Edward, Water
Pillsbnry C. K. & J. P., Franklin, corner Methnen
STEDMAN S. M. & CO., foot of Canal (see adv. dept,,
p. 33)
Williams & "W ilson, 13 Broadway
Machinery.
Pillsbury C. K. & J. P., Franklin, corner Methuen
Manufacturing Companies.
(See also Miscellaneous Department.)
Arlington Woolen Mills (cotton and worsted goods)'
Broadway
ATLANTIC COTTON MILLS (sheeting and shirting),
Canal
EVERETT MILLS, Union, opposite Essex
Lawrence Duck Company (cotton goods), Union, corner
LAWRENCE WOOLEN COMPANY, Canal
PACIFIC MILLS (cotton and worsted dress goods), Ca-
nal
PEMBERTON COMPANY (cotton and woolen goods)
Canal
WASHINGTON MILLS (cotton and woolen goods),
Canal
WRIGHT MANUFACTURING COMPANY (worsted
braids), Canal
Manufacturers' Supplies.
Barton Henry & Co., 191 Essex
Pillsbury C. K. & J. P., Franklin, corner Methuen
STEDMAN S. M. & CO., foot Canal, east of Union (see
adv. dept., p. 33)
TREAT JAMES A. & CO., Broadway, corner Essex
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186 MEEKIMACK EIVEE DIEECTOEY.
Marble Workers and Dealers.
Bolcluc & Hackett, 304 Common
Dowling W. L., 69 Hampshire
Leonard John, 93 Broadway
Walsh & Monahan, 73 Hampshire
Masons.
Cate T. J., 274 Common
Jewell Alonzo, 242 Oak
Jordan A. S., 315 Common
Pike & Cuzner, Daisy
PRATT E. G. & J. K, Lowell, corner Franklin (see adv.
dept., p. 37)
Pratt Enoch, 127 Franklin
Simmons S. P., 75 Haverhill
Soule L. P., 99 Common
Merchandise Broker.
Glidden J. D., 3 Pemberton
Merchant Tailors.
(See Tailors.)
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Anderson M. S., 90 Essex
Barnard L. H., 319 Essex
Brassill B„ 184 Essex
Brown J. H., 557 Essex
Burns Linn, 143 Essex
Caverly M. L., 60 Amesbury
Chatborn H. A. Miss, 164 Essex
Collins & Co., 114 Essex
Devlin Mary, 156 Essex
Doyen A., 565 Essex
Graham L. W. Mrs., 289 Essex
Hager W., 101 Essex
Ham D. Mrs., 371 Essex
Lowe II., Amesbury, corner Common
McDonough K. J. Miss, 587 Essex
Moffit C. M., 295 Essex
Say ward A. Miss, 341 Essex
Sexton E. Mrs., 135 Essex
Shackleton J. C., 108 Essex
Stevens F. A. Mrs., 557 Essex
Wadleigh J. C, 305 Essex
Walker J. J. Mrs., 371 Essex
LA WHENCE. 187
Wefers B., 168 Essex
"Whiting's" 203 Essex
Young M. E., 553 Essex
Mill Supplies.
Page Edward, Broadway-
Treat James A. & Co., Broadway, corner Essex
Moldings.
CLIFFORD O. K, Essex, opposite H. R. R. depot (see
adv. dept., p. 37)
Music.
CAULCUTT J. C, 35 Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 38)
Dyer & Co., 337 Essex
Ellis & Snow, 257 Essex
RICHARDS J. M. & SON, 209 Essex
Music Teachers.
CAULCUTT J. C, 35 Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 38)
Richards J. M., jr., 299 Essex
Newspapers.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Newspapers and Periodicals.
Blanchnrd A. D., 29 Broadway
Dyer & Co., 337 Essex
Fellows C. C. & Co., 281 Essex
Sharrock William, 563 Essex
Thomas William, 92 Essex
Whitcomb I. A., 183 Essex
Whitford & Rice, 265 Essex
Notaries Public.
Boardman Benjamin,
Cogswell J. F.,
Gile W. Fisk, 239 Essex
Harmon N. W., Post-office block, Essex
White K G.,
Organs.
CAULCUTT J. C, 35 Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 38)
RICHARDS J. M. & SON, 209 Essex
188 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Oyster Dealers.
CALKINS F. A., 570 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 36)
Wiggen G. P., 325 Common
Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.
Barton Henry & Co., 191 Essex
Treat James A. & Co., Broadway, corner Essex
WATSON P. T., 48 Amesbury (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Painters.
Baldwin Monroe, 398 Common
Brackett & Co., Haverhill
Damon H. P., rear 300 Common
Dane Albert P. (sign and ornamental), rear 413 Lawrence
Edwards F., 113 Common
Greeley & Fisk, Common, corner Hampshire
Hardy George, 87 Broadway
HOWE W. O., 433 Essex
Kerr C. (ornamental and sign), 439 Common
Kimball & Upham, rear 288 Common
Low T. B., rear 565 Essex
Merrill M. G, 85 Common
Morgan J. H. & Co., Haverhill
RICHARDSON JASPER, rear 265 Essex (see adv. dept.,
p. 35)
Smith W. D., Amesbury
WATSON P. T., 48 Amesbury (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Paper Hangings.
Fiske E. A., 275 Essex
Stratton Lewis. 243 Essex
WATSON P.T., 48 Amesbury (see adv. dept., p. 34)
Whitford & Rice, 265 Essex
Paper Manufacturers.
Bacon J. A., Marston
Russell Paper Company, Canal
Russell William B. & Son, Canal
Wilder S. W., Canal
Passenger Agents.
Murphy Patrick, 245 Essex
Swan 1). S. & Son, 7 Lawrence
Wood Duncan, 439 Essex
LAWRENCE.
189
Patterns.
CHAPIN M. J. (for ladies' and children's dresses), 248
Essex
Pension Agent.
Ambrose N"., 301 Essex
Photographers.
Bean A. M., 283 Essex
King Jerry, 218 Essex
Lufkin & Hamor, 271 Essex
Massure Francis, 271 Essex
Mealey M. W., 295 Essex
Robie H. B., 181 Essex
Russell Frank, 333 Essex
Yeaw A., 181 Essex
Physicians.
Boynton W. E., 165 Essex
Brickett G. F., 391 Essex
Burleigh William H., 291 Essex
Carleton Charles G., 291 Essex
Chamberlain C. N., Common
Chase H. M., 283 Essex
Crawford J. W., 187 Oak
Dana David, 35 Jackson
Fellows C. M., 307 Essex
HILL MARY J. (botanic), 315 Essex (see adv. dept.,
p. 38)
Home Dr., 417 Essex
Humphrey Daniel, 143 Haverhill
Kenney M. B., 283 Essex and 110 Newbury
Lamb William D., 181 Essex
Leland C. H, 180 Essex
Lougee William, 271 Essex
McAllister J. G, 271 Essex
NICHOLS & WELCH (eclectic), 1 Appleton
Ordway Aaron, 97 and 99 Essex
Sargent G. W., 33 Haverhill
Sargent S., 333 Essex
Scott C. W., 295 Essex
Seyffarth E., 1 Appleton
Stanley C. S, 283 Common
Tewksbury Isaac, 295 Essex
Thompson L. S. (eclectic and Indian), 292 Common
Wilcox M. A., 271 Essex
Young J. D., 291 Essex
190 MEERIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Pianos.
(See also Musical Instruments.)
CAULCUTT J. C, 35 Broadway (see adv. dept, p. 38)
RICHARDS J. M. & SON, 209 Essex
Picture Frames.
Ellis & Snow, 257 Essex
RICHARDS J. M. & SON, 209 Essex
Picture Frame Manufacturers.
Fellows C. C. & Co., 281 Essex
TUTTLE J. T, 569 Essex
Planing Mills.
Briggs & Allyn, Lowell
Ladd Luther, Essex yard
Sargent L. D., 2 May
Plumbers.
Haughton Robert, 419 Essex
Kicker O. A. & Co., 11 Lawrence
Smart G. B. & Co., 61 Essex
Printers, Book and Job.
Bower Robert, 441 Essex
MERRILL GEORGE S. & CO., 239 Essex (see advt.)
MORRISON" ABIEL, 245 Essex, office of the Lawrence
Sentinel (see adv. dept., p. 38)
REED HAMMON, Eagle Office
Produce.
Bonney Milton & Co., Essex, corner Franklin
CLARK W. P. & CO., Common, near Depot
Coan W. B. & A., Ordway block, Essex
CURRIER & SAWYER, 42 Amesbury (see adv. dept.,
p. 33)
Lamprey A. A. & Co., 343 Essex
KIMBALL & DOW, 41 and 43 Amesbury (see adv.
dept., p. 33)
SIIATTUCK BROTHERS, 146 Essex (see adv. dept.,
p. 36)
LAWKENCE.
191
Provisions.
Bailey James R., 8 Jackson
Bennett J. F., 64^ Broadway
Callahan Richard, 290 Common
Chandler H. F. & Co., Common, corner Newbury
CHURCHILL JOHN & CO., 10 Amesbury
Colquhoun J. H., 97 Jackson
Corporation Supply Store, A. Luther, Agent, 146 Essex
Currier J. M., 87 Essex, 5 and 7 Newbury
Dawson S. H. & Co., 41 Garden
Edson J. D., 128 Broadway
LAZELL H. R., 81 Broadway (see adv. dept., p. 36)
Meserve C. R. & Co., Mill
Neally & Josselyn, Union, corner Beach
Osgood Timothy, 17 Lawrence
Pearson C. O., 21 White
Peirce E. W., 44 Broadway
Penniman J. B., 12 Lawrence
Powell J. C. & Co., 19 Amesbury
Shattuck C. W. & Co., 144 Essex
Shetler George E., 28 Amesbury
Smith George, 400 Common
Sykes Joseph, 39 Broadway, opposite depot
Tarr & Durrell (market), Franklin
Pump Makers.
BUNKER A. S., 288 Common
Farnham J. W., 246 Lowell
Kenney Stephen (glass cylinder pumps), 337 Common
Real Estate Brokers.
Bugbee A. V., 4 Pemberton
Currier E. B., 181 Essex
Richards L. P. E., 181 Essex
Reed and Loom Harness Manufacturers.
Clegg Thomas, foot Canal
Emmons T. A., May
Sladdin & Lord, May
YeatonE. A., May
Restaurants.
Brown L. L., Broadway, near Essex
CALKINS F. A., 570 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 36)
dwell S. D., 273 Essex
Drew J. D., 331 Essex
192 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Harriman D. G., 355 Essex
Hartwell H. S., 579 Essex
HOW RICHARD, 17 and 23 Amesbury (see adv. dept.,
p. 34)
Hutchins E. H, 225 Essex
Josslyn E. V., 539 Essex
Judd George, 495 Common
Maher M., 264 Essex
Phillips C. O., 101 Essex
Popplewell John, 280 Common
Reed William, 449 Common
Simonds R. W., 555 Essex
Small G. F., 347 Essex
Thissell Daniel V., 515 Common
Tolford A. A., 553 Essex
Woodhall S., 579 Essex, corner Broadway
Roll Covers.
Foster E. E., Methuen, corner Franklin
Nichols J. F., foot Canal
Page Edward, Broadway
Woodward J. T., Medford
Roofers and Roofing.
Horn George W., Common, near Depot
O'Reily Thomas, Spring
Peirce J. B., West Cross
Scroll Saw Manufacturers.
Moore C. D. & Co., May
Sewing Machines.
CHAPIN" M.J. (general agency, American, Elliptic, Howe,
Weed, Singer, and Florence), 164 Essex
Hagar W., 199 Essex
Harrison J. S., 443 Essex
Jackson Samuel, 537 Essex
McKay Sewing Machine Co. (manufacturers), Haverhill
Tebbets G. H. & Co., 138 Essex
Warburton John,
Wright W. H. & Co., 357 Essex
Soap and Candles.
Beach L. & Son, Maple, corner Lawrence
Maun David C, Tarbox
LAWEE^TCE. 193
Slaters.
Brady T. & Son, Lowell
O'Reily Thomas, Spring, corner Meadow
Spindle and Fiyer Manufacturers.
Hall Thomas, Methuen
LAWRENCE FLYER AND SPINDLE WORKS, Ca-
nal street (see advt.)
McCormiek James & Co., Broadway
Spool and Shuttle Manufacturers.
SPRAGUE LEVI & CO., 261 Lowell
Stables.
Bean A. N., 486 Common
Brewster A. R., 80 Lawrence
Churchill Alfred, 497 Common
Franklin House Stable, Common, rear Franklin House
Porter J. W., Lawrence
Stowell & Spaulding (livery), 301 Common
Stair Builders.
' Fisher & Jenkins, Essex yard
Stationery.
(See also Booksellers.)
Blanchard A. D., 29 Broadway
Dyer & Co., 337 Essex
Ellis & Snow, 257 Essex
Whitcomb I. A., 183 Essex
Steam Engine Manufacturers.
HOADLEY J. C. & CO., Post-office block, Essex
Steam and Gas Fitters and Fixtures.
Rutters W. F. & Co., 4 Lawrence
Stone Cutter.
Leonard Daniel, Concord, near Broadway
Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.
(See also Tinsmiths and Sheet Iron Workers.)
Baston J. F. & Co., 585 Essex
Bishop Brothers, Common, corner Jackson
Bingham John F., 389 Essex
Haughton Robert, 419 Essex
Lamb E. R. & W. B., 195 Essex
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194 MEEKIMACK EIVEE DIEECTOEY.
Martin D. M. & C. M., 150 Essex
McGowan David, 51 Broadway
Kicker O. A., 11 Lawrence
Slater John & Co., 2 Hampshire
Smart G. B. & Co., 61 Essex
Straw Goods Manufacturers.
GILMORE WILLIAM S., 11 Lawrence
Harriman Brothers, 299 Essex
Stucco Work.
Cate T. J., 274 Common
Tailors.
Atkinson J. R., 160 Essex
Carter Richard, 560 Essex
Conlin Brothers, 136 Essex
Davis S. B. W., 375 Essex
Gordon John, 6 Appleton
Kallery Thomas, 291 Essex
Kiley Brothers, 255 Essex
Schaake F. W., Post-office building
Stearns A. W. & Co., 309 and 311 Essex
TIERNEY G. H., 49 Broadway
Telegraph Offices.
International, 2 Appleton
Western Union, 3 Lawrence
Ticket Agents.
Murphy Patrick, 245 Essex
Swan D. S. & Son, 7 Lawrence
Wood Duncan, 439 Essex
Tinsmiths and Sheet Iron Workers.
(See also Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.)
Baston J. F., 585 Essex
Bingham John F., 389 Essex
Bishop Brothers, Common, corner Jackson
BUNKER A. S., 288 Common
Haughton R., 419 Essex
Knowles A. II., Broadway
Ricker O. A. & Co., 11 Lawrence
Slater J. & Co., 2 Hampshire
Smart G. B. & Co., 61 Essex
Tool Manufacturers.
Bryant A. & Son, 250 Lowell
LAWRENCE.
195
Undertakers.
Goodrich & Reynolds, 321 Common, corner Amesbury
Porter K. S., 286 Common
Upholsterers.
(See also Furniture.)
BARNARD H. F., 239 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 38)
Hill J., 531 Essex
Variety Stores.
(See also Fancy Goods.)
Brown J. P., 58 Union
Crosby Thomas, 21 Jackson
Devlin John, 40 Oak
Graham M., 10 Newbury
Hill A., 10 Broadway
Home Joseph, 20 Hampshire
Leybourn Mary, 9 Newbury
McDonald Michael, 49 Valley
Mooney Andrew, 373 Common
Parkinson C, 472 Common
Weed Charlotte, 13 Franklin
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
Baldwin W. E., 321 Essex
Clapp T. H., 209 Essex
Doe H. P., 379 Essex
Huntoon L., jr., 237 Essex
Knowles D., 369 Essex
Mooar Humphrey, 235 Essex
Whitford & Rice, 265 Essex
Wheelwrights.
(See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Farnham J. W., 246 Lowell
Marquardt Fred. K., Haverhill
Martin Daniel, 439 Common
Window Glass.
Barton Henry & Co., 191 Essex
TREAT JAMES A. & CO., Broadway, corner Essex
Wines and Liquors.
Beavers A. B., 47 Broadway
Bolduc Frank, 406 Common
Casey John, 455 Common
Farrell John, 324 Common
196 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Flemming James, 19 and 21 Common
Graham M., 370 Common
Hanrahan J., 589 Essex
Hannon John, 96 Common
HOW RICHARD, 17 and 23 Amesbuiy (see adv. dept.,
p. 34)
Manning John, 334 Common
Popplewell John, 280 Common
Robinson John, 329 Common
WEISS LOUIS, Jackson, corner Essex
Woodhall S., corner Essex and Broadway
Wood and Coal.
Brown C. A., Haverhill, near the Railroad
Call & True, 88 Essex
Church C. A., 296 Haverhill
Jackman Charles V., Mill
REED R. & CO., 574 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 33)
Runals & Hayden, near Depot
Sanborn & Tucker, 473 Essex
Woolen Goods Manufacturers.
Arlington Woolen Mills, Broadway
LAWRENCE WOOLEN CO., Union, corner Canal (see
advt.)
McAllister William, Marston
Pacific Mills, Canal
Pemberton Mills, Canal
WASHINGTON MILLS, Canal (see advt.)
Worsted Goods Manufacturers.
Arlington Woolen Mills, Broadway
Congdon George & Co., Canal, east of Union
Kino: W. A., Franklin
LAWRENCE WOOLEN CO., Union, near Canal (see
advt.)
McAllister William, Marston
Pacific Mills, Canal
Pemberton Mills, Canal
WASHINGTON MILLS, Canal (see advt.)
WRIGHT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Canal,
east of Union
Yarn Manufacturer.
Robinson Samuel & Co., Lower Falls
Yarn Printers.
Barlow J. W. & S., 35 Holly
HAVERHILL BUSINESS
EMBRACING
A Classified B,i«i of all Trades, Professions, aud Pursuits iu
the City of Haverhill for the Year 1872, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Agricultural Tools, &c.
FELLOWS C. H. & CO., 31 Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 40)
Hanscom M. W. & W. A., 30 Main
Apothecaries and Druggists.
Emerson & Howe, 2 Merrimack, corner Bridge
Fellows & Ball, Emerson, corner Winter
Frothingham E. G., jr., Main, corner Water
Howe James, 9 Main
Kimball George A., 23 Merrimack
Priest M. L. (botanic), Essex, near Washington square
Sawyer B. Addison, 35 Water
Swan Frank C, 40 Merrimack
Architects.
Heath Albert C, 12 Spring, near Winter
LIT TLEFIELD J. M., 29 Water (see adv. dept., p. 41)
Auctioneers.
Hill E. P. & Co., 2 Main and 1 Merrimack
Mellen F., 1 Merrimack and 2 Main
Pearl Horatio, 114 Merrimack
Steele William J. M., 1 Court
A good assortment of Brackets at 65 Merrimack Street, C.C.
itiokse & soiv.
198 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Baggage Express.
Kimball John D., office baggage-room B. & M. R. R. depot
Bakers.
Downes John, Stage, opposite Plummer
Pearson H. C. & Bro., Washington sq., near South church
Perkins William, Winter, opposite Winter street church
Bands.
HAVERHILL CORNET BAND, office and band room
21 Merrimack
HOOK & PAYSON'S QUADRILLE BAND
Banks.
(See also Savings Banks.)
Essex National Bank, Essex block
First National Bank, 94 Merrimack
Haverhill National Bank, 87 Merrimack
Merrimack National Bank, 106 Merrimack
Beer Manufacturer.
Young JosejDh, rear 40 Merrimack
Bell Hanger.
Webster Ellsworth, house near district school No. 9, West
Parish
Billiard Halls.
Kavanaugh Billiard Hall, Heath & Sawyer, 52 Merrimack
Keenan Edward, 15^- Fleet
Mechanics Billiard Saloon, Mechanics court
Passaquoi Saloon, 12 Court
Phelan Billiard Hall, Fleet
Bird Cage Manufacturer.
Palmer Charles H. P., 75 Merrimack
Blacksmiths.
AYER & HILL, 1 Stage, near Water
Grieves Brothers, Fleet
Johnson W. & Son, opposite 29 Stage
McGregor Daniel & Co., Essex, near railroad
Stevens J. C, Main, near State line
Writing Desks and Work Boxes nt MOBS£ & SON'S, Iln-
vcrkill.
HAVERHILL.
199
Blank Book Manufacturers.
GREENE K P., 32 Merrimack
MORSE CHARLES C. & SON", 65 Merrimack (see advt.
foot lines on pages)
Bleachery (Bonnets).
Carpenter Sydney A., 6 Water
Boats to Let.
Hill Charles H., Kenoza lake
Thompson H. V., Kenoza lake
Bookbinder.
GREENE N. P., 32 Merrimack
Booksellers and Stationers.
GREENE N. P., 32 Merrimack
MORSE C. C. & SON, 65 Merrimack (see advt. foot lines
on pages)
SMILEY J. V. & CO., 8 Main (see advt. front colored p.)
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Bartlett Jacob C, 44 Merrimack
Bennett & Co., 18 Merrimack
Brown John, 5 Main
Coffin & Pitman, 42 Merrimack
Hale George W., Harrison
Harmon George O., 17 Main
Sawyer Ira O., Coffin's block, Washington
Thompson E. P., 5 West
Winn James W.; 14 Fleet
Boot and Shoe Findings. »
(See also Shoe Findings.)
Newcomb John D., 26 and 28 Main
Boot and Shoe Last Manufacturers.
Kelley Ezra, Fleet, near Pleasant
WADLEIGH L. C, Mechanics court (see adv.dept.,p.41)
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
(See Shoe Manufacturers.)
All Books furnished at Publishers' prices or less, MOUSE &
SON'S, Haverhill.
200 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Abbott Thomas P., 30 Merrimack
Badmington George, Court, near Fleet
Doyen A. F., Pecker, corner Chapel
Drew James M., rear 138 Merrimack
Dugan James, 50 Water
Hindi y John, 2 Bridge
Home Charles D., 2 Bridge
Perkins G. F., 6 and 8 Court
Sanderson George W., 81 Merrimack, near How
Thompson E. P., 5 West
Winn James W., 14 Fleet
Boot and Shoe Patterns.
Weldon J. D., Merrimack, opposite Tilton's block
White William B., Ill High, Boston
Bowling Saloon.
Calhane Dennis, Mechanics court
Box Manufacturer.
(See also Paper Box Makers.)
Green John N. B., Fleet, near Pleasant
Bracket Manufacturer.
Brown Jacob P., Fleet, near Court
Brick Manufacturers.
Cummings E. N., Primrose, near railroad track
Hill Samuel, off Main, near State line
Sargent Jonathan, Hilldale avenue
Sargent Robert P., Hilldale avenue
Savanach Charles, Main, near State line
Brick Dealers.
Hill Samuel S., Atkinson road
Lamprey John S., Winter, corner Duncan
Building Movers.
Gordon Phineas A., office on Steamboat wharf
Luce Daniel, Fifth, near Cedar
Rowe George W., Howard, near Middle
Bibles, Testaments, and Prayer Books*, at C. «'. MORSE &
SON'S, 6.3 Merrimack street, Haverhill.
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201
Carpenters and Builders.
Bishop Edward B., 31 Washington
Came Frank C, rear 24 Fleet
Cressey B. G., rear 62 How
Felch Daniel M., rear Coffin's block, Washington
Foot John C, Rocks village
Furnald & Tnttle, Essex, near freight depot
Gage E. R., Stage
Gage & Mighills, Pleasant, near Winter
Gile David S., Pond, corner Kent
Griffin S. A., Washington, opposite the depot
Hall W. A. & G. B., Fleet, corner Pleasant
Heath Albert C, 2 Spring
Heath William D., Moore, near Pearl
Huse Timothy, rear 52 How
LITTLEFIELD JOSIAH M., 29 Water (see adv. dept.,
p. 41)
Merrill James M., Stage, corner Plummer
Noyes Stephen, Rocks village
Osgood George A., Dow, near Webster
Osgood Jacob, Temple, near Tremont
Page Stephen N., Hilldale avenue, near Pecker's hill
Parker Edward, rear 52 How
Rich Henry F., Amesbury road, near Kenoza lake
Roberts Stephen, Essex, near Washington square
Shapleigh Charles, 12 Grand
Shaw James A., rear Court, opposite City hall
Carpets.
Brooks Brothers, 20 Merrimack
Jacobs Frank W., 39 Merrimack
Carriage Manufacturers.
Bean Ira G., Walnut, near Locust
Brown John G., Washington, near railroad
Grieves Brothers, Fleet
Pethybridge William H., Stage, near Plummer
Carriage Dealer.
Peaslee Hiram, Bartlett avenue, next TTniversalist church
Carriagesmiths.
AYER & HILL, 1 Stage, near Water
Chromos and Engraving!! are sold lowest at <'. C MORSE &
SON'S, 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill.
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202 MEEEIMACK EIVEE DIEECTOEY.
Cement Manufacturer (Leather).
Perkins G. F.5 6 and 8 Court
Cigar Manufacturers.
Gould Joseph M., 207 Merrimack
Thurston A. C. & Co., Merrimack
Civil Engineer.
LITTLEFIELD J. M., 29. Water (see adv. dept., p. 41)
Clergymen.
Allen Ephraim W., Salem road, n. Congregational church
Barrows Homer, North Parish
Bosworth George W., Summer
Cummins Richard, Main, corner Pond
Damon Calvin, Cedar, near Harvard
Dunn Andrew, River road, near Rocks village
Kelley George W., Main, next to Centre Church
McDonnell John T., Harrison, near Lancaster
Munger T. T., Kent, near Summer
Padelford A. J., Portland extension
Scott O. W., Park
Seely R. H., Summer, near Green
Smith E. A., White, corner Pentucket
Spencer W. H., Summer
Thrall S. C, Trinity church, White, near Winter
Cloak Manufacturers,
Ashe & Simington, 57 Merrimack
Blunt & Sargent, 37-J- Merrimack
Neally G. K. & Co., 5 Exchange, Water '
Rickards L. M. Mrs., 3 Osgood's block
Clothes Cleaners.
Cobb William H., 6 Water
Manners John H., rear 45 Water
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Holmes Varnum E., 15 Merrimack
Kerrigan Andrew P. J., 20 Water
Sheldon Joseph H., 59 Merrimack
Strous S.j 7 Exchange block, Water
Three Taylors, 49 Merrimack
Wheeler John S., 43 Merrimack
A full assortment of Counting House Stationery at IIOUSI!
A SON'S, Ilavcrhill.
HAVERHILL. 20<
Coal, Wood, and Hay.
Hardy J. C. & Co., Winter, corner Duncan
Sargent & Holden, Steamboat wharf
Smiley Charles, 33 Water
Coffins and Caskets.
CUMMINGS J. H., Fleet (see adv. dept., p. 43)
FOWLER OBED R., rear Kempton's saloon, Merrimack
(see adv. dept., p. 43)
Harris William D., 4 Bridge
Confectioners.
BROWN K R. & SON, 3 Currier's block, Main (see adv.
dept., p. 39)
Irving John, rear 40 Merrimack
Corn Cake Manufacturer.
Blake W. A., Franklin, near Fifth
Corn Popper Manufacturers.
Currier & Pulsifer, 14 Main
Crockery and Glass Ware.
Appleton John A., jr., 3 Water
Clough Brothers, 74 Merrimack
Currier.
Butters Francis, Fleet, near Pleasant
Cutting-board Maker.
Chase Moses M., rear Hammond's block, Merrimack
Dentists.
Howard A. H, 36 Main
Marsh M. Luther, 37£ Merrimack
Russell W. W., D. D. S., 37£ Merrimack
Sellers William, 3 Merrimack
Stevens Francis J., 60 Merrimack
Die Cutters.
Ricard & Eaton, Fleet, near Court
Commercial Printing of every description, C. C. MORSE &
HOTS, Haverhill.
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Dining Rooms.
Hill A. J., 3 Emerson
Smith H. A. & Co., 201 Merrimack
Smith & Whittier, rear 40 Merrimack
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
Hunt & Quiinby, 41 Merrimack
Dress Makers.
Ashe & Simington, 57 Merrimack
Bisbee Rachel, Washington, near railroad
Blunt & Sargent, 37^ Merrimack
Brown S. E. Mrs., Essex, near Wingate
Campbell Katie R., 4 Exchange, Water
Campbell M. J. Mrs., 36 Main
Carr A. B. Mrs., 17 How
Fickett E. C. & Co., 60 Winter
Gage Helen M. Miss, 3 Sawyer's block, Water
Gardner L. A. & Co., 85 Water
Goodell L. M. Miss, 26 Merrimack
Goodwin C. J. Mrs., Harvard
Holden Mary P. Mrs., Lewis, near Charles
Holden Minnie Mrs., 6 Washington square
Libbey Elmira Mrs., 6 Washington square
McNeal Elizabeth Mrs., Winter
Moore 31. E. Mrs., 3 Sawyer's block, Water
Ordway Susan Mrs., 15 Orchard
Pettengill Catherine L. Miss, Water, near Race
Ricards L. M., 3 Osgood's block, Water
Robinson M. E., Ashland
Shaw C. Mrs., Pond
Starrett S. M., 44 How
Swasey Sarah H. Miss, Essex, opposite Wingate
Whittier Laura A., Pentucket
Wood Mary Mrs., 21 Pecker
Woodcock Lydia A. F. Mrs., 97 Winter
Dry Goods.
Brooks Brothers, 20 Merrimack
Flanders & Co., 36 Merrimack
Folsom & Hurd, 34 Merrimack
Hastings & Co., 54 Merrimack
Jacobs Brothers, 42 Merrimack
Jacobs Frank W., 39 Merrimack
A large assortment of Sheet Music and Music Books at
MORSE & SON'S, Haverhill, Mass.
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McKenney F. S. & Co., 18 Main
Neally George K., 5 Exchange, Water
Rhodes Charles N., 10 Main
Dyer.
Manners John H., rear 45 Water
Eating Saloons.
Kelly Thomas H., 15 Fleet
Smith & Whittier, rear 40 Merrimack
Willett & Devnell, 12 Main
Engraver.
Batchelder W. J., 53 Merrimack
Expresses.
Ayer R. H., 5 Merrimack
RUSSELL & CO., 35 Merrimack (see advt. line on back
cover)
Fancy Goods.
Bartlett Jacob C, 44 Merrimack
Collins E. G., 3 Osgood's block, Water
Dollar Store, 53 Merrimack
Emerson C. & Sons, 37 Merrimack
Lamb C. L. Mrs., Flint's block, Main
Rhodes Charles K, 10 Main
Swasey Sarah H. Miss, Essex, opposite Wingate
TASKER W. ORIN, 5 Emerson (see advt. inside back
cover)
Fertilizers.
FELLOWS C. H. & CO., 31 Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 40)
Fish Dealers.
Davis D. M. & J., basement 1 Water
Smith T. & J. S., 22 Main/ and Fleet, near Merrimack
Florist.
Dewhirst James, Haverhill Public Garden
Pictures framed at one hour's notice at C. C. MORSE: &
SON'S, Haverhill, Mass.
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Flour and Grain.
Bowley E. & Co., 68 Merrimack
Hill C. H. & Son, 66 Winter
Hunkins Brothers, Masonic building
Kay Harvey, Merrimack, corner Pecker
Roche John M., Primrose, near Harrison
Starrett & Batchelder, 2 Hewes' block, Emerson
Taylor T. J., 5 and 7 Fleet
Fruit and Confectionery.
Benson W. H., 24 Main
BROWN N. R. & SON, 3 Currier's block, Main (see adv.
dept., p. 39)
Brown & Dearborn, Merrimack, corner How
Condon Michael, Lancaster, opposite Harrison
Goodspeed Charles E., 35 Merrimack
Griffin & Co., under Music hall, Winter
Kempton Brothers, 55 Merrimack
Melvin Elmos, Washington, corner Washington avenue
Scannell James, Harrison, near Charles
Swasey Betsey Miss, Washington avenue, near railroad
Furnishing Goods (Ladies').
Marden E. A. Miss, 91 Merrimack
Smith & Haseltine, 6 Merrimack
Wright H. A., 32 Main
Furniture Manufacturers.
Harris William D., 4 Bridge
WHITTIER & STOWE, Main, corner Court (see adv.
dept., p. 43)
Furniture.
Currier & Pulsifer, 14 and 16 Main
Le Bosquet J. H. & Co., 18 and 20 Main and 72 Merrimack
Holman R., 72 Merrimack
Randall John P., 10 Merrimack
Gas Fixtures.
Duffee Edward, 1 Hewes' block
Ricard & Eaton, Fleet, near Court
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
(See also Clothing and Furnishing Goods.)
Young Augustine, 34 Main
Blank Books ruled and printed to any pattern, C. C MORSE
& WO\ , 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill, Mass.
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Glass (Cut and Stained).
COOK JAMES M., 31 Congress, Boston (see adv. dept.,
p. 55)
Gloves and Dress Trimmings.
Willey G. O. & Co., 7 Water
Gold and Silver Smith.
Haskell B. D., 4 Exchange, Water
Granite Worker.
Gage Asa, near Boston and Maine railroad depot
Grist Mills.
Bradley Enoch L., Lawrence road, near Scotland hill
Shattuck L. P., River road, East Haverhill
Grocers.'
Allen Augustine M., 2 Water
Aldrich John B., 38 Water
Bailey & Co., West's block, 57 Water
Bean C. G., Washington square
Belanger Bros., Kimball's block, Washington
Boardman W. W. & Co., 9 Merrimack
Bowley E. & Co., 68 Merrimack
Browne James, Winter, corner Hale
Burnham C. H., Ayer's village
Chase Robert, 28 Washington
Condon Michael, Primrose, near Lancaster
Crockett F. S., 153 Merrimack
Donahue Francis, Winter
Emerson Luther, 14 Orchard
Fox A. B., 63 Merrimack
Fox E., 19 Merrimack
Greene Moses H., 33 Water, opposite Greene
Hill C. H. & Son, 66 Winter
Holmes & Barbour, Winter, corner Lewis
Hoyt B. E. & Co., 2 and 4 Court, opposite City hall
Hoyt Bros., 63 Water
Hunt Ira, 53 Water
Kimball William, Essex, near Winter
Messer & Co., Emerson, near Winter
Moody E. B., under Music hall, Winter
Murphy James Mrs., Harrison, near Lancaster
magazine Binding of any description at 65 Merrimack street,
Ilaverhill, JTiass.
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Nichols John B., 2d, Bridge, Rocks village
Noyes Nelson, 7 Washington square
Page B., White
Pearson H. C. & Bro., "Washington sq., near South church
Piper & Co., Monument square
Ray Harvey, 95 Merrrimack, corner Pecker
Regan Robert, Harrison, near Winter
Roche J. M. & Co., Harrison, near Charles
Ryan Richard Mrs., Harrison, near Winter
Snay & Young, 7 Winter
Starrett & Batchelder, 12 Hewes' block, Emerson
Tapley & Kincaid, 26 and 28 Main
Taylor Thomas J., 5 and 7 Fleet
Webster Edward, Salem road, near Congregational church
Gymnasium.
Haverhill City Gymnasium, William M. Dresser, proprie-
tor, 29 Merrimack
Hairdressers.
Bean Castor, 51 Merrimack
Blake E. F., 7 Merrimack
Bowden Charles W., 3 Main
Chase John G., Merrimack, near How
Cranshaw J. W., 60 Merrimack
Cranshaw Robert, under Eagle House, Main
Mitchell A. S., 37^- Merrimack
Snell J. C. & Co., Emerson, near Washington square
Scott Thomas, 52 Merrimack
Thomas Robert J., 205 Merrimack
Hair Goods.
Cranshaw A. B. Mrs., 93 Merrimack
Walker A. D., Flint's block, Main
Hames Manufacturer.
Smith Peter E., rear 45 Water
Hardware and Agricultural Tools.
Appleton John A., jr., 3 Water
FELLOWS C. H. & CO., 31 Merrimack (see adv. dept.
p. 40)
Hanscom M. W. & W. A., 30 Main
For Printing of any description call at «'. C. IYIOKSE &
SON'S, 65 Merrimack street; Haverhill, Mass.
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Harness Makers.
Peters Daniel, 10 Fleet
Savory Robert, Court, near Fleet
Sawyer Amos, 17 Fleet
Hat Manufacturer (Silk).
Adams John Q., 6 Water
Hats and Caps.
Kerrigan A. P. J., 20 Water
Lancaster Thomas, 6 Water
Sleeper David A., 13 Merrimack
Strous S., 7 Exchange blk., Water
Three Taylors, 49 Merrimack
Wheeler John S., 43 Merrimack
Hat Manufacturers (Wool).
Ayer Bros., Washington, near railroad depot
dwell C. W. & Co., Ayer's Village
Haverhill Hat Co., Fleet, rear City Hall
Houston John A. & Co., Ayer's Village
Heelers.
Butler C. H., rear 40 Merrimack
Osgood C. W., 210 Merrimack
Heel Manufacturers.
Bradley & Simonds, Merrimack, opp. Union block
Cheney Frederick P., rear Tilton's block, 168 Merrimack
Coffin Moses, rear Washington block
Downes E. K., rear Washington Block
Fifield Sumner, rear 106 Merrimack
Gage J. S., West
Hammond F. Arthur, rear 44 Merrimack
Herrick Israel, rear 108 Merrimack
Holt Samuel M., rear 124 Merrimack
Jordan Wm. E. & Co., rear 166 Merrimack
Myles Newton, rear Washington block
Noyes William H., rear Washington block
Pike Warren G., basement 122 Merrimack
Smith George S., rear Washington block
Thomas George W., basement 108 Merrimack
Towne D. F., rear Whittier's Block, Merrimack
Twombly I. F., 4 Mechanics Row
A good assortment of Brackets at 65 Merrimack Street, CC.
MORSE «V SON.
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Heel Stock and Heels on Commission.
Hodgdon W. S., opp. passenger depot, near Washington
Heel and Sole Die Manufacturer.
Sheldon Elbridge, Mechanics Court
Horse Shoers.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
AYER & PULL, Stage
Hotels.
Alexander House, Kenoza Trotting Park, Newton road,
J. Alexander, proprietor
American House, Water, corner Stage, Abijah Jones, pro-
prietor
Eagle House, Wm. Brown, propi-ietor, Main
Pattee's Hotel, Scotland Hill, West Parish
Ice Cream Manufacturers.
BROWN N. R. & SON, 3 Currier's block, Main (see adv.
dept., p. 39)
Ice Dealer.
Edwards Charles, at Round Pond, and Water, corner
Chestnut
Insurance Agents.
Frankle Jones, 60 Merrimack, over P. O.
GOODELL WALTER, 33 Merrimack
North British and Mercantile Ins. Co., London,
iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford,
Home Insurance Company, New York,
Insurance Company of North America, Philadelphia,
Continental Insurance Company, New York,
Hartford Insurance Company, Hartford,
Phoenix Insurance Company, Hartford,
Niagara Insurance Company, New York,
Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Springfield,
National Insurance Company, Boston,
People's Insurance Company, Worcester,
Hanover Insurance Company, New York,
National Insurance Company, Hartford,
Shoe & Leather Dealers F. and M. Ins. Co., Boston,
Quiney Mutual Fire Ins. Company, cash surplus,
New England Mut. Life Ins. Co., Boston, cash assets
Writing Desks aud Work Boxes at MOKSE & SON'S, Ha-
verhill.
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HOOKE DANIEL, 62 Merrimack
Kittredge Alfred, Haverhill Bank building, Merrimack
LAWRENCE S. E., 5 Tilton's block, Main
Ordway Walter S., 2 Gilman's block
Iron Fences.
Ricard & Eaton, Fleet, near Court
Iron and Steel.
(See Hardware Dealers.)
Jewelers.
(See also Watches and Jewelry.)
Caldwell George H., 42 Main
Dole H. L. & Co., 4 Merrimack
HOOKE DANIEL, 62 Merrimack
Sawyer Daniel L., 53 Merrimack
Junk Dealers.
Currier & Pulsifer, 14 and 16 Main
Kerosene Goods.
BULLEN T. & SON, 203 Merrimack (see adv. dept,
P- 42)
Smiley Brothers, 27 Merrimack
Last Manufacturers.
Glidden & Quinn, rear 108 Merrimack
Kelley Ezra, Fleet, near Pleasant
WADLEIGH LEVI C, Mechanics Court (see adv. dept.,
p. 41)
Laundry.
Tyler R. A., 38 Main
Lawyers.
Blunt William E., 60 Merrimack, over post-office
Brickett B. F., 2 Saltonstall block, room 3
Carter Henry, Bridge, corner Merrimack
Jenness Joseph K., 60 Merrimack, over post-office
Jones Jeremiah P., 2 Bridge
Kittredge Alfred, 1 Exchange
Marsh John J., 2 Sawyer's block, Water
All Books furnished at Publishers' prices or less, MORSE &
SON'S, Haverhill.
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Merrill H. N., 60 Merrimack, over post-office
Noyes & Dubois, 2 Saltonstall block
Taggart William, 26 Main
Leather Dealers.
Downing A. W. & Co., 116 Merrimack
Evans S. D. & Son, 85 Merrimack
Fuller John S., rear 114 Merrimack
Hersom L. R. & Co., 152 Merrimack
Hoyt H. & Co., 4 Brickett's building, Washington square
Merrill John F., 130 Merrimack
O'Brien Matthew, rear Gilman's block
Wallace Brothers & Co., 152 Merrimack
Liquor Dealers.
Bushee G. J., 19 Fleet
Leavitt D. M. & Co., Court, opposite City Hall
Livery and Sale Stables.
GOSS A. HARDY, 21 Fleet (see adv. dept., p. 42)
Fish B. F., Stage, rear American House
Kimball Byron, 26 Washington
Lufkin Edwin, Carleton's Court
Orne Thomas J., Rocks Village
Richards William B., Main, near Eagle House
SAWYER & CO., Fleet, near Masonic building (see adv.
dept., p. 43)
Lumber Dealers.
Lamprey John S., Winter, corner Duncan
Sargent & Holden, Steamboat wharf
Stirapson E. E. & Son, wharf foot of Main
West Henry K, West's block, Water
Machinists.
Blanchard Charles, 104 Merrimack
Everson Ephraim, Mechanics court
Fairbanks G. E., rear 152 Merrimack
Haseltine Amos, jr., Ayer's village
Johnson William, 62 Merrimack
Messer Elbridge, rear Richardson & Dike's, Merrimack
Ricard & Eaton, Fleet, near Court
SAWYER N". F, rear Gilman's Block
Bibles, Testaments, and Prayer Books, at C. «'. MORSE &
SON'S, 65 ITIerriniack street, Haverhill.
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Machine Stitching.
(See also Stitching.)
Batehelder J. D. Mrs., How, near Spring
Blanchard Charles, 104 Merrimack
Burbank Percival E., 41 Merrimack
Gale H. J. Mrs., 25 Merrimack
Hanson Isaac, rear 114 Merrimack
Merrick Mary A. Mrs., Emerson, n. Washington square
Palmer Ab.bie G. Mrs., Fifth, corner Cedar
Splaine Mary E. Mrs., Court, opposite City Hall
Marble, Granite, and Freestone Worker.
WEEKS C. H., 9 and 11 Court, near City hall (see advt.
front part of book)
Masons and Builders.
ATWOOD S., Whittier's building, near Depot, Washing-
ton (see adv. dept., p. 40)
Blake Joseph P., West, near Merrimack
Brickett B. & L. P., Court, near City Hall
Brickett Joseph A., Pond, corner Ashland
Palmer Daniel, Portland
Sargent Orin L., Mechanics court
Mattresses and Feathers.
WHITTIER & STOWE, Main, corner Court (see adv.
dept.,- p. 43)
Millinery. <
Bennett Mary A., 1 Water
Brown H. A. Mrs., 34 Water
Bus well Nancy S., 2 Water
Clay M. G. Mrs., 4 Currier's Block, Main
Collins E. G., 3 Osgood's block, Water
Harding & Croston, 39 Water
Merriman Fanny Miss, 54 Water
Porter Caroline F. Mrs., 3 Sawyer's block, Water
Richardson E. & H. A., 43 Water
Smith Chas. H, 31 Main
Swasey Sarah H. Miss, Essex, opposite Wingate
Millinery Goods.
Patey S. B., 12 Merrimack
Chronios and Engravings are sold lowest at C. C. ITIOKSE &
SON'S, 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill.
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Molding Mill.
Brown Jacob P., Fleet
Morocco Manufacturer.
Kimball B. M., Merrimack, near railroad, salesroom 33
Pearl (B.)
Music Teachers.
Adams John Q., boards G. W. Adams's, Deny road
Ayer Minnie L., Washington, opposite Bartlett
Cummings Helen B., 60 White
Dow S. Azro, 4 Spring, near Pleasant
Drake Lizzie F. Miss, 48 Pecker
Merrill William E., Scotland hill, West Parish
Pathe Adolphus, Lindel, near Summer
WILLIAMS RUFUS, 56 Pecker (slate at Siniley's Book-
store), (see adv. dept., p. 39)
Music Dealers
GREENE N. P., 32 Merrimack
MORSE C. C. & SON, 65 Merrimack (see advt. foot lines
on pages)
SMILEY J. V. & CO., 8 Main (see advt. front colored
page)
TASKER W. ORIN, 5 Emerson (see advt. inside back
cover)
Musical Instruments.
HOOKE DANIEL, 60 Merrimack
Jaques W. H., Arch, corner Spring, Mt. Washington
TASKER W. ORIN., 5 Emerson (see advt. inside back
cover)
WILLIAMS RUFUS (pianos and organs), 56 Pecker
(see adv. dept., p. 39)
Nail and Tack Manufacturer.
BULLEN THADDEUS, 203 Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 42)
Newspapers and Publishers.
ESSEX BANNER, E. II. Safford, proprietor, office 2
Bridge
HAVERHILL BULLETIN (daily and weekly), A. J.
Hoyt & Co., proprietors and publishers, 6 Main (see
advt.)
A full assortment of Counliug House Stationery at MOB8E
& SON'S, Haverhill.
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HAVERHILL GAZETTE, Alfred Kittredge, proprietor,
1 Exchange, Water (see advt.)
TRI-WEEKLY PUBLISHER, Woodward & Palmer,
proprietors, 25 Merrimack
Nurse.
Parker Hannah W. Mrs., at L. C. Johnson's, Webster
Organs and Melodeons.
HOOKE DANIEL, 60 Merrimack
Jaques W. H, Arch, corner Spring, Mt. Washington
Nichols A. P., 8 Eastern avenue
TASKER W. ORIN, 5 Emerson, near Washington square
(see advt. inside back cover)
WILLIAMS RUFUS, 56 Pecker (see adv. dept., p. 39)
Painters.
Agge Charles, rear 17 Main
Austin William P., Court, corner Fleet
Batchelder B. L., rear 40 Merrimack
Bean Ira G. (carriage), Walnut, near Locust
Bickuni William L. (sign and ornamental), over Kelley's
last factory, Fleet
Boynton Walter S., basement Currier's block, Main
Butler William H, rear 182 Merrimack
Butters Jonas S., 9 Fleet
Butters Silas, Water, opposite Green
Dow A. H, Fleet
Fowler Gilbert S. (sign, ornamental, and carriage), Essex,
near railroad
Hanson George W., White, near Winter
Kendrick Augustus C, 43 Emerson
Morgan & Rowe, Essex, near railroad
Smith C. R. & Co., Court
STANTON CHARLES H, 9 Fleet (see adv. dept., p. 42)
Tenney & Delano, 35 Water
Painters (Carriage).
Bean Ira G., Walnut, near Locust
Chamberlain John, rear 81 Water
Paints, Oils, &c.
Hanscom M. W. & W. A., 30 Main
Noyes James & Co., 76 Merrimack
Commercial Printing of every description, C. C. HIORSE &
SON, Haverhill.
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Paper Box Manufacturers.
Cobb Otis F., 4 Exchange block
Howe Martha A. Mrs., 38 Merrimack
Pa the Adolphus, Masonic building, Fleet
Schlegel Charles, basement 60 Merrimack
Smith George G., 172 Merrimack
Whitney H. O., 178 Merrimack
Paper Hangers.
Butters Jonas S., 9 Fleet
Butters Silas, Water, opposite Green
Dow Albert PI., Fleet
Hanson George W., White
Kendrick Augustus C, 43 Emerson
Reed J. B., 51 Water
STANTON C. H., 9 Fleet (see adv. dept., p. 42)
Paper Hangings.
Noyes James & Co., 76 Merrimack
SMILEY J. V. & CO., 8 Main (see advt. front colored p.)
Patent Medicine Manufacturer.
Hammons David, School, opposite the school.
Periodical Depots.
Brown & Dearborn, Merrimack, corner How
GREENE N. P., 32 Merrimack
Jackman W. S., post-office, 56 to 60 Merrimack
MORSE C. C. & SON, 65 Merrimack (see advt. foot lines
on pages)
SMILEY JAMES V. & CO., 8 Main (see advt. front col-
ored page)
Willett & Devnell, 12 Main
Photographers.
Anderson A. W.. 60 Merrimack
Fowler Edward P., 57 Merrimack
Leeman Nehemiah S., 4 How
Robinson G. C, 93 Merrimack, corner Pecker
Yickery Dexter B., 37£ Merrimack
A large assortment of Sheet Music and Music Books at
MORSE & SOX'S, Haverhill, Mass.
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Physicians.
Those marked with a * are members of the Mass. Medical Society.
♦Chase I. E., 45 Winter
*CHENEY OSCAR D., H Water (see adv. dept.)
*Crowell John, Winter, opposite Music Hall
*Drinkwater Sidney, 1£ Water
Drury D. Mrs., Emerson, corner Walnut
*FentaId Otis, Ayer's village
*Flint Kendall, 4*7 Main
*How James O, 4 Exchange, Water
Ingalls L. A., 36 Main
♦Johnson Otis H., 3'2 Water
*Kinison Timothy, Bridge, Rocks village
Kingsford William, Vine, corner White
Moore J. O. (homoeopathic), 6 Water
Prescott John F., Water, near Pearl court
Priest M. L., Essex, near Washington Square
*Sawyer Benjamin E., 39 Water
*Sawyer B. Addison, 35 Water
*Stevens Francis J., 60 Merrimack
*Towle Melville O, 46 Winter
*WHITTEMORE J. P., 36 Main (see adv. dept,, p. 39)
Piano Tuners.
Stocker George C, 53 Water
TASKER W. ORIN, 5 Washington square (see advt,
inside back cover)
WILLIAMS RUFUS, 56 Pecker (see adv. dept., p. 39)
Picture Frame Manufacturers.
GREENE N. P., 32 Merrimack
MORSE C. C. & SON, 65 Merrimack (see advt. foot
lines on pages)
Palmer Charles H. P., 75 Merrimack
Planing and Sawing.
Jewett Sewell E., Fleet, near Pleasant
Plasterers and Colorers.
ATWOOD S., Whittier's building, near depot, Wash-
ington (see adv. dept., p. 40)
Blake J. P., West, near Merrimack
Sargent O. L., basement Wadleigh's last factory, Mechan-
ics court
Pictures framed at one hour's notice at C. C. mOKSE &
SON'S, Haverhill, Mass.
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218 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Plumbers.
Knipe & Sheldon, 1 Emerson
LeBosquet Joseph, 20 Main
Thompson & Duncan, basement 3 Water
Pop Corn Manufacturers.
Blake W. A., Franklin, near Fifth *
Chase Abraham, Essex, 3d from High
Printers, Book and Job.
Hoyt A. J. & Co., 6 Main
Kittredge Alfred, 1 Exchange, "Water
Safford Eben H., 2 Bridge
Woodward & Palmer, 25 Merrimack
Provision Dealers.
Bacon Harvey, 2 How
Batchelder O. T., 54 Emerson
Bean & Page, 44 Main
Belanger Bros., Kimball's Block, Washington
Bradstreet Justin E., 165 Merrimack
Chapman & Sanborn, 64 Water
Condon Michael, Primrose, near Lancaster
Crockett F. S., 153 Merrimack
Davidson Leonard A., West
Davis George W., Union Market, 8 Merrimack
Davis M. & G. G., 3 Winter
Dinsmore William H., Washington square
Gale J. & Co., Monument square
Moore & Holmes, 10 Wiuter
Moulton Bros., 49 Merrimack
Murphy James Mrs., Harrison, near Lancaster
Noyes Moses B., Union Market, 8 Merrimack
Patch Paul D., 11 Fleet
Regan Robert, Harrison, near Winter
Roche J. M. & Co., Primrose
Ryan Richard Mrs., Harrison, near Winter
Thornton William, 5 Bridge
Veasey George J., 5 Water
Railway and Steamship Ticket Agency.
IIOOKE DANIEL, 62 Merrimack
IC l:i till Books ruled and printed to any pattern, C. C. MORSE
& SON, 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill, Mass.
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Real Estate Agents.
Chase Abel, 6 Washington square
Kittredge Alfred, Haverhill Bank building, Merrimack
Repairer of Rubber Goods, &c.
Perkins George F., Court, opposite City hall
Restaurants.
(See also Dining Saloons.)
Ayer Otis S., 14 Court
Barry & Co., Essex, opposite Wingate
BROWN N. R. & SON, 3 Currier's block, Main (see adv.
dept., p. 39)
Carr A. B., 6 How
Dresser Enoch O., 10 Court
Griffin & Co., under Music hall, Winter
Kempton Brothers, 55 Merrimack
Kempton Judson, Hammond's block, Merrimack
Ladd George W., 34 Main
Wood Alfred, rear 14 Court
Savings Banks.
City Five Cents Savings Bank, 94 Merrimack
Haverhill Savings Bank, 87 Merrimack
Saw Mills.
Frost Sylvanus W., rear Mill road, near Crystal lake mill
Hunkins's Mill, Rock and Plaistow road, near N. H. line
Sawyer J. B., Mill
Seedsmen.
Dewhirst James, Haverhill public garden
Lackey Andrew, Chain Ferry road, 3d from bridge
Sewing Machines.
• Blanchard Charles, 104 Merrimack
HOOKE DANIEL, 62 Merrimack]
Johnson & Tyler, 42| Merrimack, near How
Sewing Machine Repair Shops.
Blanchard Charles, 104 Merrimack
HOOKE DANIEL, 62 Merrimack
SAWYER N. F., Gilman's block, Washington square
Magazine Binding of any description at 65 Merrimack street,
Haverhill, Mass.
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Shoe Contractors.
Bennett William S. M. C, Merrimack, near How
Brown R. Baxter, 78 Merrimack
Buswell & Nutter, 154 Merrimack
Cram & Hayes, 2 Gilman's block
Downs & Page, 164 Merrimack
Emery W. F., 52 Merrimack
Fitts & Kimball, Patch's building, Fleet
Granton Robert, 22 Merrimack
Hale & Foster, rear Tilton's block, Merrimack
Hall Jesse F., 11 West
Hall Brothers, 11 West
Ham & Pinkham, 194 Merrimack
Hodgdon Brothers, rear Gilman's block
Kelley Joseph G., 24 Washington
Knapp J. F., 38 Merrimack
Miller Brothers, 70 Merrimack
Moore & Drake, 12 West
Morrison & Keay, 36 Merrimack
Nichols L. M., 11 West
Payson Daniel G., rear 110 Merrimack
Plouf Felix, 22 Merrimack
Prior Joseph B., Washburn block
Putnam Alfred, Washburn block
Read Albert F., Washburn block
Simonds Wallace H., 52 Merrimack
Smith J. Marcellus, 2 Gilman's block
Sprague Henry S., 82 Merrimack
Tetrault & Leonard, rear Gilman's block
Shoe Findings.
BULLEN T. & SON, 203 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 42)
Evans S. D. & Co., 85 Merrimack
Newcomb John D., 26 and 28 Main
Smiley Brothers, 27 Merrimack
Shoe Manufacturers.
Allen E. W., 122 Merrimack
Bailey John W., Winter, near railroad
Balcom E. S., 210 Merrimack
Bartlett C. H. & Co., Coffin's block, Merrimack
Bartlett Luther, 70 Merrimack
Batchelder E. K., 114 Merrimack
Bickford E. B. & Co., 170 Merrimack
For Printing of any description call at C. C. MORSE &
SON'S, 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill, Jtlass.
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Blaisdell J. H., 34 Washington
Blaisdell & Tasker, 5 and 6 Washington square
Blanchard Jonathan, 118 Merrimack
Boynton, Atkinson & Co., 3 Gilman's block, near Wash-
ington square
Bradley Samuel P., 5 Water
Brickett & Smith, 2 Brickett's building, Washington sq.
Carleton & Chase, 2 Gilman's block
Carr Joseph H., 70 Merrimack
Chadwick H. M., 30 Washington
Chase Charles T., 180 Merrimack
Chase C. W. & Co., 14 and 16 Merrimack
Chase James E., 136 and 138 Merrimack
Chase William M., 126 Merrimack
Chase & Laubham, Lafayette block, Washington square
Chase & Tilton, 176 Merrimack
Clark & Foss, Lafayette block, Washington square
CluffD. B., 198 Merrimack
Corning G., 196 Merrimack
Corson & Carter, Lafayette block, Washington square
Currier S. M., 3 Brickett building, Washington square
Darling Benjamin F., 124 Merrimack
Davis Brothers, 148 Merrimack
Davis G. L. & Co., 7 Washington square
Davis H. P., 170 Merrimack
Day Brothers, Washington block, Washington square
Day William F., 172 Merrimack
Doton H., 28 Franklin
Dudley A. D., 8£ Water
Dudley Dana T. & Co., 132 Merrimack
Elliott S. & G., 212 Merrimack
Endicott W. F., 172 Merrimack
Farnsworth J. H. & Co., 81 Merrimack
Farrar Brothers, 160 and 162 Merrimack
Farrington Albert J., 140 Merrimack
Finney L. A., 24 Washington
Fitts Henry T., 102 Merrimack
Fitts Warren J., 88 and 90 Merrimack
Fitts & Spaulding, 190 Merrimack
Flanders D. D., 180 Merrimack
Foss William A., 182 Merrimack
Foster B., 144 and 146 Merrimack
Foster Daniel B., Coffin's block, Washington, n. railroad
French Joseph F., 2 Gilman's block
French Simon, jr., Ayer's village
Gage J. A., 186 Merrimack
A fall assortment of Counting House Stationery at MORSE
& SON'S, Haverhill.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Gage William L., 88 Merrimack
Gale Brothers, 204 and 206 Merrimack
Gardner Brothers, Washington square
George Amos, 2 Gilman's block
Gilman J. P., Washington square
Gilpatrick H. C, 180 Merrimack
Goodrich John, rear 184 Merrimack
Goodrich J., jr., 38 Washington
Goodrich & Porter, 184 Merrimack
Greene George A., 1 Washburn block
Griffin Brothers, 168 Merrimack
Griffin G. W. & J. A., Lafayette block, Washington sq.
Hall B. F., 1 Brickett's building
Ham George, 1 Brickett building, Washington square
Harriman Daniel, 36 Merrimack
Harris Brothers, Lafayette block, Washington square
Harvey & Lovejoy, Washington, near railroad
Hawes & Co., Pecker, near Merrimack
Haynes Phineas & Co., Ayer's village
Herring A. H., 156 Merrimack
Hewes Wm. H. & Co., Washington blk., Washington sq.
Hilton William, 170 Merrimack
Hobson John H., 38 Merrimack
How Moses, 45 Merrimack
How & Tibbetts, Washington block, Washington square
Hubbard O. S., 132 Merrimack
Hunking C. D., 118 Merrimack
Huntington Brothers, 194 Merrimack
Jaques E. 1ST., 5 Water
Jaques John T., Lafayette block, Washington square
Johnson L. & Co., 84 and 86 Merrimack
Johnson & Carleton, 164 and 166 Merrimack
Johnson & Wiggin, Washington blk., Washington square
Kelly A. S., 142 Merrimack
Kelley C. E., 186 Merrimack
Kelley William C, 36 Washington
Kendrick John & Co., 158 Merrimack
Kimball Albert L., 32 Washington
Kimball Brothers, 26 Washington
Knowlton & James, 180 Merrimack
Lamprey Wm. B., 208 and 210 Merrimack
Leighton & Gage, 208 Merrimack
Littlefield & Heath, 170 Merrimack
Littlefield & Jacques, 202 Merrimack
Long William N., 128 Merrimack
Maynard S. D., 212 and 214 Merrimack
Chroinos and Engravings are sold lowesl at *'. C. MOBSE &
SON'S, 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill.
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McDuffie A., 174 Merrimack
McLain C. O., Railroad square
Merrill & Davis, 110 Merrimack
Merrill Alvah, 7 Merrimack
Merrill J. F. & Co., 130 Merrimack
Merrill & Fellows, 5 Water
Mitchell S. K. & Co., 80 Merrimack
Mitchell S. P., 152 Merrimack
Mitchell T. P., Pleasant, corner Fleet
Moore & Sheridan, Coffin's Block
Morse Charles F. & Co., 48 Washington
Newcomb J. S., 25 Washington
Newell Richard C\, 205 Merrimack
Nichols George H., 40 Washington
Nichols J. B. & Co., 192 Merrimack
Offut Charles W., 196 Merrimack
Ordway Warren, 88 Merrimack
Ordway, Warren & Co., 96 and 98 Merrimack
Ordway & Carleton, 36 Washington
Ordway & Pike, 78 Merrimack
Palmer & Cook, 22 Merrimack
Pearl Peter E., 112 and 114 Merrimack
Peaslee W. I., 48 Washington
Perley W. S, 196 Merrimack
Pinkham & Sheldon, 128 Merrimack
Poor B. K, 136 Merrimack
Poor John M., Washington Square
Potter & Jaques, 200 Merrimack
Prescott & Davis, 16 Washington
Prescott S. P. & Co., 210 Merrimack
Priest & Averill, 28 Washington
Reed Albert L., 182 Merrimack
Richardson & Brown, 82 Merrimack
Richardson & Dike, Washington block, Washington sq.
Ridgeway Joseph, 18 Washington
Robinson Joseph H., 44 Washington
Russ & Noyes, 144 and 146 Merrimack
Sargent & Peasley, 128 Merrimack
Sawyer Ira O. & Co., Coffin's block, Washington
Shattuck Kendall, 38 Merrimack
Shattuck Luther P., 18 Washington
Sleeper G. L., 164 Merrimack
Sleeper Brothers, 42 Washington
Smith Calvin, 166 Merrimack
Smith & Noyes, 5 Washington square
Stevens F. C, 30 Merrimack
Bibles, Testaments, and Prayer Books, at C C MORSE &
SON'S, 65 Merrimack street, Haverhill.
224 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Stewart John, 196 Merrimack
Stover Martin L., Washington block, Washington square
Stover & Merrill, 120 Merrimack
Swett J. B. & Son, 7 Washington square
Tappan John, 44 Washington
Tasker E. G., 2 Oilman's block
Tewksbury Andrew J., Brickett building, Washington sq.
Tilton E. G., 182 Merrimack
Varney John H., 196 Merrimack
Webster C. A., 36 Washington
Webster Edward, Salem road, near Congregational church
West & Co., 134 Merrimack
Whittier L. & Co., 196 Merrimack
Wightman H. M., 154 Merrimack
Wildes & Kimball, 202 Merrimack
Winchell J. H., 108 and 110 Merrimack
Shoe Nail and Tack Maker.
BULLEN" THADDEUS & SOX, Pleasant, near Winter,
and 203 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 43)
Shoe Pattern Manufacturer.
Pettengill Daniel A., 4 How
Shoe Stitchers.
Bailey Thomas S., 177 Merrimack
Brown Horace B., 26 Main
Burbank P. E., 38 Merrimack
Butler Joel, 28 Washington
Dorr A. L., 202 Merrimack
Poss Alfred A., Brickett building, Washington square
Fleming & Peters, 5 West
Gale Hannah J. Mrs., 52 Merrimack
Hines E. M., 186 Merrimack
Hoyt F. M., 172 Merrimack
Hubbard O. S., 16 Washington square
Keith Thomas K., 30 Merrimack
Kimball Charles M., 36 Merrimack
Merrick Mary A Mrs., 42 Washington
.Miller Reuben C. & Co., 205 Merrimack
Newcomb H. W. C. Mrs., 36 Washington
Newell R. O. Mrs., 205 Merrimack
Osgood O. F., 148 Merrimack
Sanborn L. W., 178 Merrimack
Spiller L. P., 196 Merrimack
All BooliH furnished at Publishers' prices or less, MORSE dfc
SON'S, Haverhill.
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Splaine Mary E. Mrs., 26 Main
Tilton C. E., 172 Merrimack
Watson Pamelia Mrs., 2 Gilman's Block
Wyman Abbie M. Mrs., 178 Merrimack
Shoe Stock Dealers.
Lancaster A. R. & Co., basement 152 Merrimack
Shoe Tool Manufacturer.
Clayton S. S., Hammond's block.
Shoe Tree Manufacturer.
Kelly Isaac H., Fleet, near Pleasant
Shoe Trimmings.
Otis Orange B., 7£ Water
Shoe Varnish Manufacturer.
Blanchard Charles, 118 Merrimack
Slipper Finisher.
Fernald Simeon M., Merrimack, near Hammond's block
Slipper Trimmings.
Wood W. D. & Co., 79 Merrimack
Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Beach & Wentworth, Water, corner Mill
Soles and Stiffenings.
Ayer Richard G., 1 West
Bragg James F., 4 How
Brown Addison, rear 34 Merrimack
Buswell Newton, 114 Merrimack
Butters O. W., basement 140 Merrimack
Carleton Oren, basement Gilman's block
Carrier A. & Son, 150 Merrimack
Writing Desks and Work Boxes at JIOBSE & SON'S, Ha-
rcrhill.'
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226 MEEKIMACK EIVEK DIKECTORY.
Currier W. W., rear Washington block
Cushman Richard P., rear 114 Merrimack
Dow E. C, rear 20 Pecker
Dresser T. N., 4 How
Fogg Frank F., rear 108 Merrimack
Ford Charles T., 173 Merrimack
Ford Horace K., rear 152 Merrimack
Fuller John S., rear 114 Merrimack
Haines J. W., Washburn block
Harriman W. S., basement 126 Merrimack
Herrick I. & Son, rear 114 Merrimack
Jensen C. F., basement 134 Merrimack
Kimball Daniel, Hammond's block, Merrimack
Lancaster A. R. & Co., basement 152 Merrimack
Meadowcraft William, 2 Mechanics row
Newton Thomas F., rear 106 Merrimack
Pettengill R. S., 169 Merrimack
Rickai'ds William IT., rear 108 Merrimack
Rugg Granville, rear Tilton's block, Merrimack
Sanders T. & Co., 77 Merrimack
Stuart Benjamin N., 4 Washburn block
Sumner Alexander W., rear 20 Pecker
Thing J. R. & Co., 175 and 179 Merrimack
Tilton Warner W., 207 Merrimack
Tobie Charles E., rear 114 Merrimack
Webster George W., 2 Washburn block
Webster J. L., rear 108 Merrimack
White Robert, rear 163 Merrimack
Stables.
(See Livery Stables.)
Stained and Cut Glass.
COOK JAMES M., 131 Congress, Boston (see adv. dept.,
p. 55)
Steam and Gas Fitting.
Ricard & Eaton, Fleet
SAWYER N. F., rear Gilman's block, Washington square
Stencil Cutter.
Appleton John A., jr., 3 Water
A good assortment of Brackets at 65 Merrimack Street, C. C.
MORSE & SON.
HAVEEHILL.
227
Stoves and Tinware.
Appleton John A., jr., 3 Water
Carrier & Pulsifer, 14 and 16 Main
Duncan R. & J., 2 Currier's block, Main
Le Bosquet Brothers, 20 Main
Morse & Stickney, 8 Water
Stucco Worker.
Blake Joseph P., West, near Merrimack
Surgeons.
(See also Physicians.)
CHENEY OSCAR D., U Water
DRINKWATER SIDNEY, H Water, house Monument
square
WHITTEMORE J. P., 36 Main (see adv. dept., p. 39)
Surveyor (Land).
Spoftbrd Nelson, 4 Exchange building
Tack and Shoe Nail Manufactory.
BULLEN T. & SON, Pleasant, near Winter (see adv.
dept., p. 42)
Tailors (Merchant).
Abbott, Martin & Co., 2 Exchange block
Clark J. L., 48 Merrimack
Evans Charles R., 13 Main
Gaquin Thomas, 30 Merrimack
Hayden James, 3 Merrimack
Kimball Gilbert, 11 Merrimack
Treab George, 4 Water
Wav Alonzo, 69 Merrimack
Webber S. R., 22 Main
Telegraph Companies.
International Telegraph Co., 58 and 60 Merrimack
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Dan-
iel Hooke, manager, 62 Merrimack
Commercial Printing of every description, C C. MORSE &
SOIV, Haverhill.
228 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Tip Printers.
Willey Albion M., 30 Merrimack
Willey Winfield S., 30 Merrimack
Tobacconists.
Clohechy Peter, Primrose, near Lancaster
Snell J. C. & Co., Emerson, near Washington square
Turning and Jig Sawing.
Brown Jacob P., Fleet
Gordon Edward, Mechanics court
Jewett N. B., Mechanics court
I
Umbrella Maker.
Butler William, 6 Currier's court
Undertakers.
Chase Sylvester, Harrison, corner Charles
CUMMINGS JOSEPH H., Masonic building, Fleet (see
adv. dept., p. 43)
Upholsterers.
Harris William D., 4 Bridge
Stone Sumner A., 53 Water
WHITTIER & STOWE, Main, corner Court (see adv.
dept., p. 43)
Variety Stores.
Ayer Monroe, Ayer's village
Maynard Elmira Miss, Bridge, cor. Wharf lane, Rocks vil.
Victualler.
Darling L. M., 13 Fleet
Watch Repairer.
Eastman L. G., 42 Main
A large assortment of Sheet IVIusic and Music Books m
MORSE & SON'S, Haverhill, Mass.
HAVEKHILL. 229
Watches and Jewelry.
Dole H. L. & Co., 4 Merrimack
Harris "William H., 207 Merrimack
HOOKE DANIEL, 62 Merrimack
Kidder A. O., 89 Merrimack
Kimball Leverett, 3 Exchange building, Water
Sawyer D. L., 44 Merrimack
Wheelwrights.
Robie Cyrus, middle road to Amesbury
McGregor Daniel, Essex, near railroad
Woodbury Austin, Ayer's village
Wood and Coal Dealers.
(See also Coal and Wood.)
Hardy J. C. & Co., Winter, corner Duncan
Sargent & Holden, Steamboat wharf
Wood Turning and Sawing.
Brown Jacob P., Fleet, near Court
Wooden Ware.
Appleton John A., jr., 3 Water
Currier & Pulsifer, 14 & 16 Main
Woolen Manufacturers.
Stevens & Co., Winter, near railroad
Writing Academy.
Carney P. H., 30 Merrimack
Yankee Corn Popper Manufacturer.
Currier & Pulsifer, 14 and 16 Main
Pictures framed at one hour's uotice at C. C. MOBSE &
SON'S, Haverhill, Mass.
230
MEEEIMACK RIVER DIRECTOET.
J. W* MORRILL,
Kailroad Avenue, Salisbury Mills.
ALL KINDS OP
ICURBIU, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WORK
Done in the best style. Also, dealer in
€3r -A. H. 33 E3 3NT ^r -A. S IE £3 .
Particular attention paid to Cemetery Work, Ittjon-
itments, &c. Orders solicited.
Post-office address,
,M.fIESBZTX£j% JV.ISS.
30flC„ ■^^7r3E3ES3?iSF3ES3El.»
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CHARLES P. WALKER,
DEALER m
Paints, Varnishes,
AND — y
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. 2
27 Market Street, SALISBURY MILLS.
AMESBUEY AND SALISBURY BUSINESS
DIRECTORY,
EMBRACING
A Classified liist of all Trades, Professions, and Pursuits hit
Ainosbury and Salisbury for the Year 1872, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Agricultural Implements.
Allen C. S. & J. W., Market Square, Salisbury Mills
Fifield Benjamin E., Union Block, Salisbury Mills
Ale and Porter.
Morrison Elbridge G., Main, near American House, Ames-
bury
Pentland George, Main, Amesbury
Apothecaries.
Hoyt Samuel, 6 Market, Salisbury Mills
Merrill F. W., Clark's Block, Main
Nason J. & Son, Main, Amesbury
Auctioneers.
Fifield Benjamin E., Union block, Salisbury Mills
Sargent J. W., post-office, West Amesbury
Axle Manufacturers.
West Amesbury Spring and Axle Co., West Amesbury
Baker.
Sneath William, Main, Amesbury
232
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Banks.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Billiard Halls.
Behan Patrick, Main, Araesbury
Murphy James, Araesbury road, South Araesbury
Thompson Thomas, Market, Salisbury Mills
Blacksmiths.
Bailey Richard, South Araesbury
Fortin J. D., South Araesbury
Howe N". L., West Araesbury
Huse Stephen S., Araesbury
Kelly M. & J., Friend, Araesbury Mills
Lane E. S., Salisbury
Lane T. W. (carriage work) Elm, Salisbury Mills
Pike Caleb, East Salisbury
Sawyer E. A., South Araesbury
Williams Levi (carriage and jobbing), South Araesbury
Book Binder.
Currier H. F., Market, Salisbury Mills
Booksellers and Stationers.
Hoyt Samuel, Market, Salisbury Mills
Merrill F. W., Clark's block, Main
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.
Bridges & Darcy, Elm, Salisbury
Brown S. J. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Clarkson J. T., Main, corner Mill, Araesbury
Higgins John, Main, Araesbury Mills
MORRILL A. O., Elm, Salisbury
O'Neal Henry, Main, Araesbury
Osgood M. O, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Townsend M. B., West Araesbury
Walker Hiram, Market, Araesbury
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Burpee John, Market, Salisbury Mills
Curtis M., Salisbury
Frye A. M. & Co., West Araesbury
Gleason J., School, Araesbury
Lee Benjamin, High, Salisbury Mills
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233
Long John, Amesbury Mills
Rowbottora William, Amesbury Mills
Smith J. G., Market square, Salisbury Mills
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
Bridges & Darcy, Elm, Salisbury
Burpee John, Market, Salisbury Mills
Clarkson J. T., Main, Amesbury Mills
True H. O., Amesbury
WALKER HIRAM, Market, Amesbury
Carpenters and Builders.
Bailey J. W. Amesbury
Bartlett Joseph, Amesbury
Blaisdell Charles, Amesbury
Foot Hiram, Amesbury
Gale Foster, Salisbury Mills
Gibbs Alexander, Main, West Amesbury
Hughes & Porter, South Amesbury
Judkins J. M., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Moody G. S., East Salisbury
Osgood J. B., Salisbury Mills
Carpetings.
Cumming James, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Rowell John, Market Square, Salisbury Mills
Carriage Hardware.
Bartlett D. L., Amesbury Mills
Goodwin & Sargent, West Amesbury
Sargent Elmer J., West Amesbury
Carriage Manufacturers.
Adams George, School, West Amesbury
Bailey D. & C. W., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Bancroft Leman, West Amesbury
Bartlett & Moody, East Salisbury
Buchanan & Burlingame, Amesbury Mills
Batchelder & Cowan, Amesbury Mills
Briggs R. F., Amesbury Mills
Can- & Allen, near Locke & Jewell's wheel factory, Ames-
bury Mills
Chase William, Main, South Amesbury
Cheswell & Boardman, Market, Salisbury Mills
Clark Seth, jr., & Co., Salisbury Mills
Clement J. S. & J. M., West Amesbury
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234 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Clement Moses G., Main, West Amesbury
Clough George, rear School, West Amesbury
Colby William H., South Amesbury
Emerson Brothers, Amesbury Mills
Felch E. S., Market, Salisbury Mills
Flanders & Richardson, Amesbury Mills
Flanders Moses, South Amesbury
Gale & Morrill, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Gunnison William, South Amesbury
Hall John, School, West Amesbury
Hume James, Amesbury Mills
Hume & Morrill, Chestnut, Salisbury Mills
Huntington Jacob R., Salisbury Mills
Huntington & Ellis (maker, trimmer, and painter), rear
Mill, near Main, Amesbury
Jones Isaac, School, West Amesbury
Judkins & Goodwin, West Amesbury
Land L. C., West Amesbury
Lane E. S., Salisbury Mills
Little & Lancaster, West Amesbury
Morrill E., Salisbury point
Nichols I. S., West Amesbury
Noyes C. H., Main, West Amesbury
Osgood G. W., Amesbury
Osborn Jonathan, Amesbury
Parry F. D. & Son, Amesbury
Patten Charles W., Market, Salisbury Mills
Patten Thomas B., Main, West Amesbury
Patten & Blaisdell, Amesbury Mills
Pease S. C, Main, West Amesbury
Pillsbury H. H., South Amesbury
Rowell Samuel & Co., Friend, cor. Pond, Amesbury Mills
Rowell S. & C, Amesbury
Sargent & Nelson, West Amesbury
Sargent O. H., West Amesbury
Sargent J. W., South Amesbury
Sargent Willis P., Main, South Amesbury
Sawyer Aaron, dealer, Friend, Amesbury Mills
Sawyer T. C, South Amesbury
Scarbao M., Amesbury
Tuckwell S. S., South Amesbury
Ty right D. B., South Amesbury
Carriage Body Manufacturers.
Clement J. S. & J. M., West Amesbury
Clement Justin, South Amesbury
Clement R. P., South Amesbury
Colby L., West Amesbury
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Cooper & Murphy, South Amesbury
Richardson J. S., South Amesbury
Sawyer Charles W., South Amesbury
Say re W. H., West Amesbury
Scarbao Madison, Salisbury
Carriage Smiths.
Carver E. F., South Amesbury
Colby Amos, West Amesbury
England J. J., West Amesbury
Fortin J. D., Amesbury
Langley T. T., West Amesbury
Osgood E., West Amesbury
Palmer C. H., West Amesbury
Williams H. M., Salisbury
Carriage Spokes, Wheels, &c.
Bartlett D. C, West Amesbury
Cadieu & Biddle, Amesbury
Foster, Howe & Cleary (wheels), West Amesbury
Locke & Jewell (wheels and parts), Amesbury Mills
Morrill, Cooper & Murphy, South Amesbury
Pearsons Benjamin (wheels), Salisbury
Sargent Elmer P., West Amesbury
Scarbao M., Amesbury Mills
True David (hubs), Salisbury
West Amesbury Manufacturing Co., West Amesbury
Carriage Trimmings.
Bartlett D. L., Amesbury Mills
Goodwin L., West Amesbury
Patten J. A., West Amesbury
Winn L., West Amesbury
Cigar Manufacturers.
La Vine George W., Market, Salisbury Mills
THOMAS GEORGE W., Main, Amesbury (see adv.
dept., p. 54)
WIENER M., Salisbury Mills (see advt., p. 230)
Cigars and Tobacco.
Morrison Elbridge G., Main, Amesbury Mills
Pendergast Patrick, Market square, Salisbury
THOMAS GEORGE W., Main, Amesbury (see adv.
dept., p. 54)
Thompson Thomas, Market, Salisbury Mills
WIENER M., Salisbury Mills (see advt., p. 230)
236 MERRIMACK RIVER DIEECTORY.
Claim Agent.
Cate George W., Market square, Amesbury Mills
Clergymen.
Bacon W. F., Amesbury
Brady John, Amesbury
Copp W. H., Amesbury
Currier James, Salisbury
Eaton W. H., Amesbury
Estes D. G., Amesbury
Gregory Lewis, West Amesbury
Morton Albert, Salisbury
. Wright T., Salisbury
Clothing.
Collins N. E., Market, Salisbury Mills
Hopkins E. C., West Amesbury
Livingston Herman, Market square, Salisbury
Coaches.
McGinley John, Salisbury Mills
Coal.
Blodgett & Davis, South Amesbury
Geary & Berry, West Amesbury
Fowler Everett, Market square, Salisbury
Coffins and Caskets.
Blake Benjamin S., Market, rear Excelsior building
Confectionery and Fruit.
(See also Fruit and Confectionery.)
Hinckley Hiram, Main, Amesbury
Johnson J. E., Amesbury Mills
Pettengill J. M., Elm, Salisbury
Philbrook M., West Salisbury
Country Stores.
Beede L. M. & Co., Salisbury Mills
Blodgett & Davis, South Amesbury
Briggs J. W., Amesbury Mills
Geary & Berry, West Amesbury
Higgins John, Amesbury Mills
Kcniston G. & F., Salisbury Point
Kingsbury Henry & Co., Salisbury Point
Kingsbury L. & Son, Salisbury Point
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237
Counsellors.
(See Lawyers.)
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
Beede L. M. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Blodgett & Davis, South Amesbury
Briggs J. W., Main, below 8 Salisbury Mill
Camrnett Gustavus, School
Chapin Samuel, East Salisbury
Evans Charles W\, Turner's block, Mill, corner Main
Fifield Benjamin E., Union block, Salisbury Mills
Osgood Edwin W., Market square, Salisbury
Pike James D., Main, West Amesbury
Dentists.
Brown Arthur T., Salisbury Mills
Collins Hiram, Market, Salisbury Mills
Perkins J. A., Market, Salisbury Mills
Dining Saloons.
(See Restaurants.)
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
Currrier S. C, Salisbury
Dennett John, Mill, near corner Main
Dress and Cloak Makers.
(See also Millinery.)
Lewin Mary, South Amesbury
Morrill S. M., Salisbury Mills
Reed Eunice, Salisbury
Soule & Dodge, West Amesbury
Woodbury Maria Miss, School, corner Friend
Dry Goods.
(See also Country Stores.)
Beede L. M. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Blodgett & Davis, South Amesbury
Briggs J. W., Main, below 8 Salisbury Mills
Childs Edward A., Clark's block, Main
Currier S. C, Salisbury
Fitzgerald J. E., Main, Amesbury
Granigan J., Main, Amesbury
LEVY Z., Main, Amesbury
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Osgood Edwin W., Market square, Salisbury
Osgood & Bailey, Clark's block, Main
Pike James D., Main, West Ainesbury
Pray S. E., West Amesbury
Reed Eunice, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Earthen Ware Manufacturer.
Chase Phineas, South Amesbury
Essences, Extracts, &c.
Petlengill J. M., Elm, Salisbury
Expresses.
Manson & Co.'s Boston Express, Charles Manson & George
Manson, Proprietors, offices, 10 Court square, Boston,
and 7 Market street, Salisbury, Order Box, American
House, Amesbury
Wells' Boston Express, J. H. Wells, Proprietor, offices,
Main, Ainesbury, Market square, Salisbury, and 10
Court square, Boston, Order Boxes, at American
House, Amesbury, and Salisbury Point
Fancy Goods.
Blake Nathan B., Market, Salisbury Mills
Byam Mary Mrs., Main, Amesbury
Childs Edward A., Clark's block, Main
Collins S. Mrs., Amesbury
Fitzgerald J. E., Main, Amesbury
Greene M. E., Market square, Salisbury
Levy Z., Main, Amesbury
O'Neil Henry, Main, Amesbury
Osgood M. C, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Osgood & Bailey, Clark's block, Main
Pike James D., Main, West Amesbury
Pray S. E. & Co., West Amesbury
Reed Eunice, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Rowell John, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Titcomb M. A. Miss, Main, Amesbury
Fish Market.
Brown E., Market, Salisbury
Flour and Grain.
(See also Grocers.)
Briggs J. W., Main, below 8 Salisbury Mills
Geary & Berry, West Amesbury
AMESBURY AND SALISBURY.
239
Evans Charles W., basement Turner's block, Mill, corner
Main, Amesbury Mills
Fowle Everett, Market, Salisbury Mills
Kingsbury H. & Co., Market square, Salisbury
Pike James D., Main, West Amesbury
Fruit and Confectionery.
Hinckley H., Turner's block, Main, Amesbury Mills
Morrison Elbridge G., Amesbury Mills
Morrill J. F., Market, Salisbury Mills
Philbrook M. W., Market, Salisbury Mills
Sargent J. W., Post-office, West Amesbury
Thompson Thomas, Market, Salisbury Mills
Wadleigh O. S., Main, Amesburv
WALKER HIRAM, Amesbury Mills
Wells J. H., Main, Amesbury
Furniture.
Cummings James, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Fifield B. L., Market, Salisbury
Hall S. O., Elm, Salisbury
Patten S. C, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Quimby E. T. & Sons, Friend, Amesbury Mills
Garden Vases.
MORRILL J. W., Railroad avenue, corner Chestnut (see
advt. p., 230)
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Brown S. J. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Collins N. E., Market, Salisbury Mills
Greene M. E., Market square, Salisbury
Hume John, Main, Amesbury
Livingston Herman, Market square, Salisbury
Manley Michael, Market square
Osgood M. C, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Granite Worker.
MORRILL J. W., Railroad avenue, corner Chestnut (see
advt , p. 230)
Grocers.
Allen C. L. & J. W., Market square, Salisbury Mills
Beede L. M. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Blodgett & Davis, South Amesbury
Briggs J. W., Main, below 8 Salisbury Mills
240 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Cammett Gustavus, School
Chapin Samuel H., East Salisbury
Cleary & Berry, West Amesbury
Deal D. M., Salisbury beach
Evans Charles W. (basement), Turner's block, Mill, cor-
ner Main, Amesbury Mills
Fowler Everett, Market, Salisbury Mills
French D. W. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Fuller Charles, Market, Salisbury Mills
Gallagher A. J., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Gunnison Isaac, Market, Salisbury Mills
Hardy Brothers, Main, Amesbury
Higgins John, Main, Amesbury Mills
MORRILL A. 0., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Morrill & Son, Main, Amesbury
Osgood Edwin W., Market square, Salisbury
Pike James D., Main, West Amesbury
True J. E., East Salisbury
Worthen & Son, Amesbury
Hair Dressers.
Conway P. G., Amesbury
Felch Samuel Augustus, Main, corner Market square
Latime Benj. H., Slain, nearly opp. post-office, Amesbury
Quiinby James, Market, Salisbury
Hardware.
(See also Cutlery).
Allen C. L. & J. W., Market square, Salisbury Mills
Bartlett D. L., Salisbury Mills
Fifield Benjamin E., Union block, Salisbury Mills
Harness Makers.
Currier Sawyer, near Johnson's corner, West Amesbury
Foss Edwin, Hi^h, Salisbury Mills
Gould Daniel W., School, West Amesbury
Rothe W. L., Salisbury Mills
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Brown S. J. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Greene M. E., Market square, Salisbury
Livingston Herman, Market square, Salisbury
Hat Manufacturers.
Merrimack Hat Company, Salisbury Point
AMESBURY AND SALISBURY. . 241
Horse Shoers. „
(See Blacksmiths.)
Hosiery and Gloves.
(See also Dry Goods.)
Blake, N. B., Salisbury Mills
Childs Edward A., Clark's block, Main
LEVY Z., Main, Amesbury
Osgood & Bailey, Clark's block, Main
Titcomb M. A., Miss, Main, Amesbury
Hotels.
Adams House, West Amesbury
Atlantic House, Salisbury Beach
American House, Kimball & George, Amesbury
Deer Island House, Salisbury
Ocean House, Hiram Littlefield, Salisbury
Insurance Agents.
BINNEY W. C, Main, Amesbury
Briggs George H., Amesbury Mills
Morrill A., jr., Salisbury
Rich Robert, Market, Salisbury Mills
Turner G., Market square, Salisbury Mills
Junk Dealer.
Collins Elias P., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Lawyers.
BINNEY W. C, Main, Amesbury Mills
Cate George W., Market Square, Amesbury Mills
Liquor Agent.
Pettingill J. M., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Locksmith.
Jondro Charles, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Lumber Dealers.
Boyd N., Salisbury
Prescott G. W., West Amesbury
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242 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Machinists.
Osgood E. W., Elm, Salisbury Mills
PETTINGELL C. F. (basement Locke & Jewell's fac-
tory), Amesbury (see adv. dept., p. 54)
Manufacturing Companies.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Marble Worker.
MORRILL J. W., Railroad avenue, cor. Chestnut,
Salisbury Mills (see adv. dept., p. 228)
Merchant Tailors.
(See Tailors).
Milliners and Millinery Goods.
Burroughs T. Miss, Clark's block, Main
Chase A. F., Amesbury
Collins H. N, Market, Salisbury Mills
Copeland J. Mrs., Main, Amesbury
Grace J. M., Main, Amesbury
Haley M. A., Amesbury Mills
LEVY Z., Main, Amesbury
Soule & Dodge, West Amesbury
THWING E. MRS., Market, Salisbury Mills (see adv.
dept., p. 54)
Musical Instruments.
Osgood M. C, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Newspapers.
MERRIMACK JOURNAL, G. J. L. Colby & Co., pub-
lishers, Amesbury (see adv. dept., p. 55)
THE VILLAGER, W. H. B. Currier, publisher, Market,
Salisbury Mills (see adv. dept., p. 55)
Newspapers and Periodicals.
Pendergast Patrick, Market square, Salisbury
Townsend M. B., West Amesbury
Wadleigh O. S., Main, Amesbury
Wells J. H., Main
AMESBURY AND SALISBURY.
243
Painters.
Bickford John M., Salisbury Mills
Dennett John (house and sign), Mill, near corner Main
Flanders M. C, West Amesbury
Jones William (house), Main, West Amesbury
Sargent M. B., West Amesbury
Smiley Francis, South Amesbury
Titcomb D. A. (root), Lincoln court, Amesbury
Wild S. A. (house), Market, Salisbury Mills
Painters' Supplies.
WALKER C. P., 27 Market, Salisbury Mills (see advt.,
p. 230)
Paints, Oils, and Varnishes.
Dennett John, Mill, near corner Main
Pike James D. (carnage), Main, West Amesbury
WALKER C. P., 27 Market, Salisbury Mills (see advt.,
p. 230)
Paper Hangers.
Jones William, Main, West Amesbury
Wild S. A. (house). Market, corner High
Paper Hangings.
Fifield B. L., Salisbury
Rowell John, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Paper Stock.
Collins Charles P., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Pension Agent.
Cate George W., Market square, Salisbury Mills
Photographers.
Mason & Thompson, Excelsior block, Salisbury Mills
Physicians.
Carswell Robert B., 1 Elm, Salisbury Mills
Cushing H. J., West Amesbury
Dearborn Cyrus, East Salisbury
Dearborn H. A., Amesbury Mills
Douglass John A., Main
244 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Leslie Horace G., Main, Amesbury Mills
Seavey O. F., West Amesbury
Sparhawk Thomas, Amesbury Mills
Pictures and Picture Frames.
Currier H. F., Market, Salisbury Mills
Pottery.
Chase Phineas, South Amesbury
Printers.
COLBY GEO. J. L. & CO., Amesbury (see adv. dept.»
p. 55)
CURRIER WM. H. B., Market, Salisbury (see adv.
dept., p. 55)
Produce.
Cole Augustus K., Market square, Salisbury
Evans Charles W. (basement), Turner's block, Mill
Provisions.
Cammett Gustavus, School
Chapin Samuel, East Salisbury
Cole Augustus K., Market square, Salisbury
Huntington & Robinson, Amesbury
Ryan J. F., Main, Amesbury
Titcomb & Manson, Market, Salisbury Mills
Webster Daniel, jr., Main, Amesbury
West & Cummings, West Amesbury
Woodman S. & Son, Market, Salisbury Mills
Real* Estate Agent.
Fifield Benjamin E., Union block, Salisbury Mills
Restaurants.
Morrill J. F., Market, Salisbury Mills
Morrison Elbridge G., Main, near American House
Pentland George, Main, Amesbury
Sewing Machines.
Currier H. F., Market, Salisbury Mills
Osgood, M. C, Market Square, "Salisbury Mills
THWING E. MISS, Water, Salisbury Mills (see adv.
dept., p. 54)
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245
Ship Builders.
Keniston G. & F., Salisbury Point
Silver Platers.
Atwood W. I., West Amesbury
Morse Alden B., West Amesbury
Sargent Willis P., South Amesbury
Stables.
American House Stable
Cummings William, Friend, Amesbury Mills
Fielder T. R., West Amesbury
Gunnison Isaac, Amesbury
Jenness Solomon, Salisbury
Long W. L. (livery) rear Elm, near Depot, Salisbury Mills
Neal P. J. S., Amesbury
Sargent E. West Amesbury
Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.
Bartlett W. D. & Son, Market square, Salisbury
Collins Elias P., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Cummings James, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Hall S. O., Salisbury Mills
Ropes James E., West Amesbury
Tailors.
Brown E. W., Amesbury
Hume John, Main, Amesbury
Lowell & Rowell, Amesbury
Mauley Michael, Market Square, Salisbury
Rackley A. J., Main, Amesbury
Tanner.
Merrill Joseph, South Amesbury
Telegraph.
Western Union, post-office, Amesbury Mills
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers.
Bartlett W. D. & Son, Market Square, Salisbury
Collins Elias P., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Cummings James, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Ropes J. E., West Amesbury
246 MEKEIMACK EIVEE DIEECTOKY.
Tobacco and Cigars.
(See also Cigars and Tobacco.)
Thomas George W., Main, Amesbury
WIENER M., Salisbury Mills (see advt., p. 228)
Trunks and Valises.
Brown S. J. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Greene M. E., Market square, Salisbury
Osgood M. C, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Undertaker.
Blake Benjamin S., Market, rear Excelsior block, Salis-
bury Mills
Variety Stores.
(See also Fancy Goods.)
Allen C. L. & J. W., Market square, Salisbury Mills
Bartlett D. L., Salisbury Mills
Beede L. M. & Co., Market, Salisbury Mills
Chapin Samuel H., East Salisbury
Pike James D., Main, West Amesbury
Reed Eunice, Elm, Salisbury Mills
Robinson & Lyford, Main, Amesbury
Rowell C. E., Main, South Amesbury
Whitmore J. H. Mrs., Main, Amesbury
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
Collins H., Market, Salisbury Mills
Osgood M. C, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Rowell John, Market square, Salisbury Mills
Wheel Machinery.
PETTINGELL C. F., basement Locke & Jewell's factory
Amesbury (see adv. dept., p. 54)
Wooden Ware.
Collins Elias P., Elm, Salisbury Mills
Fifield Benjamin E., Union block, Salisbury Mills
Woolen Goods Manufacturers.
Amesbury Mills, Amesbury
Salisbury Mills, Salisbury
MWBURYPORT BUSINESS
DIRECTORY,
EMBRACING
A Classified I„i«i of all Trades, Professions, and Pursuits in
City of Newburyport, for the Year 1872, arranged
Alphabetically for each Trade.
Agricultural Implements.
Coker S, 36 Water
Noves David C, 30 and 31 Market square
STANLEY J. C, 43 Water (see adv. dept. p. 49)
Wood well D. T., 11 Market square
Ale & Porter.
Atkinson David, 198 Merrimack
CTJMINGS D. M. (bottler), 2 Market square (see adv.
dep't, p. 46)
GOULD J. H. 35 Market sq. (see advt. dept., p. 47)
HARROWER ROBERT MRS. (Scotch), 1 and 3 Mer-
riraac (see advt. dept., p. 52)
Perley Renton M. (agent) 75 Merrimack
Apothecaries.
Atkinson A. J., cor. State and Pleasant
Caldwell William W., 47 State
Dickins Job T., 8 Pleasant
Hodge C. M., 63 State
McConnell S. A., 1 Merrimack
Smith S. A., 1 State
WILLIAMS JOSEPH, 212 Merrimack (see adv.
p. 47)
dept.,
248 MEEEIMACK EIVEE DIEECTORY.
Architects.
Bailev John & Son, 8 and 10 Green
Coffin Fred. J., 10 Green
SARGENT RUFUS, 39 State, (see adv. dept., p. 50)
Artist.
Cole L. E., 24 State
Auctioneers.
Greenleaf G., 32 Market square
Greenleaf Rufus L., 32 Market square
Smith E., 17 High
Bakers.
Butler J. W. & T. (ship bread), 7 Titcomb
COLE BENJAMIN" W., 106 Merrimack, and 38 Market
(see adv. dept., p. 50)
Pearson Harris, 18 Lime
PEARSON JOHN, Je. (wholesale), Merrimack, head
Pearson's wharf (see adv. dept., p. 52)
Bands.
Newburyport Brass Band, 3 State
Banks.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Bell Hanger.
Sargent C. R., 43 Merrimack
Bill Poster.
Noyes Samuel, 70 State
Billiard Halls.
McKnight James, 24 Merrimack
Noyes S. B., 12 Middle
Ocean House, 61 Merrimack
Blacksmiths.
Adams J. C, 2 Merrimack court
Donnahoe Edward, Patch's wharf
Frost A. N., Mechanic's court
George E. H. & G. J., 7 Inn
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249
Hall A. K., rear 62 Merrimack
Hall J. F., Currier's wharf
Haskell F. S., Liberty
Kennison J. & J. R. (ship), Union place, and at E.Boston
Manning G. W., 92 Water
McGLEW HUGH, 9 Hale's court (see adv. dept., p. 45)
Moody Nathan C. (ship), 40 Water
Monihan Patrick, 3 Elm
O'Connell W. & M., Merrimack
Page J. T., 18 i Water
Pettigrew Charles D. (ship), 288 Merrimack
Wheeler L. D., 17 Liberty
Woods J. M., Kent
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Clark G. W., 35 State
Crofoot H. T., over 57 State
Boat Builders.
Orne & Rolfe, 71 Water
Bonnet Bleachery.
Scribner David, 8 Harrison
Brewers.
CUMINGS D. M.,] 2 Market square (see adv. dept., p.
46)
Green M. R., Forester
Book Binder.
Crofoot H. T., over 57 State
Booksellers and Stationers.
Clark G. W., 35 State
Henry Patrick^ (catholic), 26 and 28 Merrimack
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Bartlett G. W. & Co., 50 State
Batchelder D. T., 140 Merrimack
Daniels C. H., 28 State
GALLAGHER THOMAS, [40 Market square (see adv.
dept., p. 49)
Horton W. F., 44 State
Jordan Simon, 14 Merrimack
Little W. A., 29 Merrimack
32
250 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Morss W. B., 29 State
Peabody Charles, 15 State
Pettingell B. F., 12 Pleasant
Tappan Joseph & Co., 20 Market square
Winn J. M., 23 Merrimack
Boot and Shoe Makers.
Armitage George, 24 Charter
Batchelder D. T., 140 Merrimack
Choate Elisha, 12 Russia
Currier Thomas, 39 Water
Fegan J. L., 240 Merrimack
Garland G. H., 26 Dove
Jackman W. H., 121 Water
Johnson J. F.
Knight M. C, 19 Purchase
Lloyd Amos P., 138 Merrimack
Mathews W. A., 109 Merrimack
Reed W., 193 Water
Rogers Silas, 30 Market
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers.
Bridges B. jr., & Co.
Dodse N. D. & Co., 37 and 39 Water
GALLAGHER LTHOMAS, Market square (see adv.
dept., p. 49)
Lunt P. (felt shoes), 276 High
Pike J. D. & Co., 206 Merrimack
Rowe J. T., 288 High
Tappan Samuel B. & Co., 20 Market square
Tibbets E. F., 17 Middle
Bottlers.
Atkinson David, 198 Merrimack
CUMIN GS D. M., 2 Market square (see adv. dept., p. 46)
Box Manufacturer.
Crofoot H. T. (paper), over 57 State
Brass Founder.
DE ROCHEMONT C. H., 210| Merrimack (see adv.
dept., p. 47)
Brick Manufacturers.
Smith David, Parker
Smith Robt. A., Parker
NEWBURYPOKT.
251
Builders.
(See Carpenters.)
Cabinet Makers.
Eolfe Ebenezer, rear 14 Market square
Safford S. H. & Co., 13 Middle
Cabinet Organs.
Cheney James W., 14 State
Calkers and Gravers.
Delano Otis, 331 Merrimack
Flanders E., 12 Tyng
Nason D., 20 Jefferson
Carpenters.
Adams & Noyes, rear 56 Bromfield
Allen Jeremiah, 17 Spring
Bailey John & Son, 6 and 10 Green
Brant J. B., Hale's court
Cooper James M., rear 100 Merrimack
Currier Calvin E., 71 Water
Dodge Greenleaf, 25 Liberty
Dodge William S., Liberty, corner Pike
EVANS & LAMPREY, 36£ Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 51)
Green George S., 15 Inn
Hale Charles H., 6 Allen
MITCHELL THOMAS A. S., 75 Water (see adv. dept.,
p. 50)
Morrill & Morse, 68 Water
Page John H., rear 114 Merrimack
Plummer W. H. P., Forrester, near High
Rundlett J. M. B., Elbow lane
Smith C. H., 87 Water
Carpetings.
Moulton & Currier, 57 State
Svveetser E. S., 11 Liberty
Carriage Bow Maker.
Sargent L. B., 280 High
Carriage Manufacturers.
BROWN & NO YES, Moseley avenue, cor. Moulton (see
adv. dept., p. 48)
252 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Davis Charles S., 341 High
Dodge Dana & Son, 23 Liberty
Haskell Frank S., Liberty
Noyes William, Brown's wharf
McGlinly & Moody, Moulton
McQuillen J. H. P., Kelley
Syms Edward, 7 Mechanics court
United States Carriage Co., Dexter
Carriagesmiths.
Adams H. H., 103 Merrimack
Haskell F. S., Liberty
Carvers.
Brown Andrew, 258 Merrimack
Wilson J. W. & A., 8 Strong
Carriage Findings.
United States Carriage Co., Dexter
Cask and Keg Manufacturers.
Coffin William S., Johnson's wharf
Chalk Line Manufacturers.
LUNT PAUL G., 13 and 15 Bromfield (see adv. dept., p.
50)
Jackman M. B. & Co., 41 Marlboro'
Chronometers.
(See also Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.)
Carter John H. & Co., 40 State
KUHL & COSTELHUN, Market square, corner of
State (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Cider Manufacturers.
Smith Charles, 61 Lime
Cigar Manufacturers,
Creasey W. J., 6 State
ROSS L. D., 7 Lunt (see adv. dept., p. 48)
Cigars and Tobaccos.
Creasey W. J., 6 State
HARROWER ROBERT MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see
adv. dept., p. 52)
Spaulding O. B., 50 Washington
NEWBUKYPORT.
253
Clergymen.
Bakeman Francis
Burnham Edwin, 1 Tyng
Burnham George W., 14 Market
Campbell Randolph, 22 Essex
Chapman G. T., Merrimack House
Cole Jonathan, 164 High
Durfee Charles S.
Feeling A. J.
Fiske Daniel T., 273 High
May Joseph, 18 Olive
Parsons R. C.
Pike Daniel P., 153 High
Powell James, 102 State
Spaulding Samuel J., 28 Green
Tolman W. B.
Tracy Thomas, 9 Brown's square
Clothing.
Ballou Charles N., 15 Market square, corner Liberty
Dennett H. N., 27 Market square
Griffith Rufus S., 2 Water
Lunt Henry & Co., 6 Water
Quinn Thomas, 54 Merrimack
Smith W. B., 18 Water
Toppan Caleb C, 7 State
Waters Francis (second-hand), 94 Merrimack
Welch Richard, 26 Market square
Coaches (Hackney).
Little Moses S., 2 Harris
Lucy George, 7 Essex
Young J. H., 7 Pleasant
Coal and Wood.
Bayley R. & Son, 57 Water
Carr, Brown & Co. (coal), 47 Water
COFFIN AMOS, 25 Water (see adv. dept., p. 47)
Coffin W. S., Johnson's wharf
Cross Henry M., 13 Water
Hale D. & I., 14 City wharf
Varina Nicholas, 8 Market square
Coffee and Spice Mills.
Ross A. F. & Co. (Hope Mills), rear 88 State
254 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Coffin and Casket Manufacturers.
Copp Charles, 44 Merrimack
Safford S. H. & Co., 13 Middle
Comb Manufacturers.
Carr, Brown & Co., 47 Water
Commission Merchants.
Bayley R. & Son, 57 and 59 Water
Coffin W. S., Johnson's wharf
Greenleaf George & R. L., 32 Market
Mooney A. W. & Co., 27 Water
Sumner, Swasey & Currier, 45 Water
Varina N., 8 Market square
Confectioners.
Brown William (wholesale manufacturer), 16 Bromfield
Carter J. M., 114 Merrimack
Danforth C. H., 33 Washington
Dresser E. G., 214 Merrimack
Fowle S. H., 11 State
Hamer Samuel, 107 Water
Kirkwood A., 34 Pleasant
Consular Agent.
Davis Benjamin jr., 4 Ferry wharf
Contractors.
(See Carpenters.)
Coopers.
Coffin W. S., Johnson's wharf
Fitz George, rear 58 Mechanic
Goodwin T. G, 53£ Water
Pettingill J. S., Pettingill's wharf
Pettingill S., Pettingill's wharf
Cop Tube Manufacturers.
Atkinson M. & Son, Bartlett Mills
Cord and Line Manufacturers.
Jackman Moses B., 41 Marlboro'
LUNT P. G., 13 Bromfield (see adv. dept., p. 50)
Pearson A. & Co., 40 Bromfield
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Cotton Goods Manufacturers.
(See also Miscellaneous Department.)
BARTLETT STEAM MILLS, H. A. Ingraham, agent,
20 Pleasant (see advt.)
MASCONOMET MILLS, L. E. Kent, agent, Charles
(see advt.)
OCEAN MILLS, J. Cumnock, agent, Monroe, cor. Kent
(see advt.)
PEABODY MILLS, Jonathan Smith, agent, 10 Federal
(see advt.)
Counsellors.
(See Lawyers.)
Cream Tartar Manufacturers.
Ross A. F. & Co. (Hope Mills), rear 88 State
Crockery, China, and Glass Ware.
Bassett N. G., 38 Market square
Foster N. & T., 26 State
Greenleaf George & Rufus L., 32 Market square
Moulton J., 41 State
RICHARDSON BROTHERS, 108 and 110 Merrimack
(see adv. dept., p. 51)
Dentists.
Brown J. M., 62 State
Goddard Charles W., 54 State
Noyes W. H., 12 Essex
Rideout Leon, 31 State
Distillers.
Caldwell A. & G. J., Caldwell's wharf
Doors, Sashes, and Blinds.
BLAKE & NOYES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45)
Creasey J. B., 3 Water
Teel William, 218 Merrimack
Dressmakers.
Adams M. J., 34 State
Brown Abbie O., 26 Purchase
Campbell Elizabeth, 13 Ship
Carter M. A., 12 Congress
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Chase Alraira B., 53 Pleasant
Cheney E. W., 29 Olive
Colby Mary V., 58 Lime
Creasey Catherine G., 58 Warren
Currier Alfred Mrs., 286 High
Davis Caroline
De Jean E. Mrs., 69 State
Emery E. F., 71 Federal
Goodwin A. A., 52 Bromfield
Goodwin Sarah A., 64 State
Houghton H. E., Summer, near High
Lowry Sarah A., 6 Pleasant
Nowell Sarah E., 36 Milk
Perry M. E., 48 Washington
Reed M. T., 62 State
Ricker Abby, 69 State
Ricker Hannah G., 2 Charter
Salter Mary A., 31 Prospect
Shaw H. L., 26 Eagle
Stickney Mary E., 16 Atwood
Tappan Laura E., 8 Salem
Tate J. C, 12 Munroe
Towle George Mrs., Kent, corner Congress
Towle Sarah G., 10 Congress
Dry Goods.
Alter Mrs., 84 State
Bassett, Ann P. Miss, 40 Pleasant
Bassett S. E., Munroe, corner Dove
Buntin John, 58 State
Caldwell John, Merrimack, corner Kent
Emery Josiah, 60 Federal
Fearing F. F., Pleasant
Frothingham Martha A., 24 Atwood
Hesseltine C, 24 Pleasant
Lake Nicholas B., 12 State
Lane Abbie B., 52 State
Levy & Co., 30 State
O'Connell T., 9 Pleasant
Plummer Richard, 46 State
Plummer Charles E., 18 State
Plummer Henry C, 49 State
Poor George E., 1 Pleasant
Stockman M. jr., State
Dye House.
Reed G., 14 Unicorn
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Eating Houses.
(See also Restaurants.)
Dyer & Son, 24 Middle
GOULD J. H., 35 Market square (see adv. dept., p. 47)
HARROWER R. MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see adv.
dept., page 52)
Romiley Peter, 1 Water
Expresses.
Gillett & Co.'s Boston and Newburyport Express, 7 Pleas-
ant
Lovett's Boston and Newburyport Express, 55 State
Nutter & Co.'s Boston and Newburyport Express, 6
Pleasant
Woodweil & Co.'s Lynn Express, 50 Milk
Fancy Goods.
Bassett A. P. Miss, 40 Pleasant
Buntin John, 58 State
Currier M. E. John, 68 State
Foster N. & T., 26 State
Gorwaiz John, 11 Pleasant
Hale L. C, 27 State
Haynes A. J., 55 State
Johnson H. G., jr., 22 State
Johnson S. H., 13 Pleasant
Johnson W. A., 23 State
Lane A. B., 52 State
Levy & Co., 30 State
Morss William B., 29 State
Moulton Joseph, 41 State
O'Connell Timothy, 9 Pleasant
Peabody Charles W., 3 Pleasant
Pritchard L. E., 71 State
RICHARDSON SOPHIA MRS., 73 State (see adv
dept., p. 49)
Sanderson Mary A., 157^ Merrimack
Sherman M. J., 20£ Water
Fire Arms Manufacturers.
Brown Manufacturing Co., 218 Merrimack
Fish.
Arey G. M. & Co., 116 Merrimack
Bamford J. A. (fresh), Market landing
Dennis Amos (fresh), Market landing
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Fuller J. P., 77 Water
Hale C. W. & Co. (salt), Bartlett's wharf
Harris S., 3 Market landing
Sargent & Norton, 113£ Water
Thurlow B. F., 9 Market
Woodbury S., 154 Merrimack
Fish Inspectors.
Goodwin A. E., 222 Water
Goodwin T. C, 51 £ Water
Fisheries.
Burrill Edward, Brown's wharf
Hale C. W. & Co., Bartlett's wharf
Hale D. & I., 14 City wharf
Thurlow B. F., 3 Ferry wharf
Thurlow George D., Cushing's wharf
Fishing Lines.
Jackman M. B., 41 Marlboro'
LUNT P. G, 13 Bromfield (see adv. dept., p. 50)
Flour and Grain.
Bayley E. & Son, 56 Water
BOARDMAN I. H. (flour), 9 City wharf
Hale D. & I., 14 City wharf
Knight J. B. & E., 6 Market square
Mooney A. W., 27 Water
RICHARDSON BROTHERS, 108 and 110 Merrimack
(see adv. dept., p. 51)
Sumner, Swasey & Currier, 45 Water
Toppan H. P. (wholesale and retail), 5 State
Fruit and Confectionery.
Allen Ira H, 8 Liberty
Brown Charles F. S., 119 Water
Danforth C. H., 32 Washington
Davis William K., 2 Charles
Dowding T. W., 3 Pleasant
Fowle S. H, 11 State
Haynes A. J., 55 State
Kirkwood A., 34 Pleasant
Leighton N. C, 49 Merrimack
Manning E. A., Merrimack
McClusker John, 33 Merrimack
Moody Charles, 7 Merrimack
Spaulding O. B., 50 Washington
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Furniture.
Bassett N. G., 38 Merrimack
Ireland & Trefethen, 24 Market square
Safford C. H. & Co.,13 Middle
Stockman M. & Co. (new and second-hand), 10 Brown's
wharf
Gas Company.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Gas Fitters.
Sargent C. R., 43 and 47 Merrimack
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Ballou Charles 1ST., 15 Market square
Dennett H. 1ST., 29 Market square
Griffith Rufus S, 2 Water
Hart James S., 113 Merrimack
Johnson B., 4 State
Lunt Henry & Co., 6 Water
Toppan Caleb C, 7 State
Welch Richard, 26 Market square
Grist Mills.
City Mills, A. W. Mooney & Co., 31 Water
Grocers.
Adams Washington, 2 Merrimack
Allen J., 52 Milk
Bayley R. & Son, 57 and 59 Water
Blumpey P. H., 66 State
Bowlen Caldwell, 223 Merrimack
Brookings Philip B., 199 Water
Brown Jenness, 5 Water
Caldwell John, Merrimack, corner Kent
Chase J. M., 290 High
Clement I. C., 4 Market square
Cram James A., 174 Merrimack
Cusick William C, 78 Water
Emery Josiah, 60 Federal
Fowler M. H., 280 Merrimack
French Curtis, 19 Pleasant
Goodwin D. A., 2 Purchase
George E. M. & Co., 30 Merrimack
Gillespie Peter, 94 Water
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Glynn Thomas, 2 Federal
Griffith Thomas, 32 Washington
Greenleaf D. D., 194 Water
Henry Patrick, 26 and 28 Merrimack
Hunt George W., 156 High
Hnse R. C. & Co., 129 Water
Ilsley Stephen, 87 Water
Ireland Nathaniel, jr., 24 Purchase
Johnson H. G. O., 1 Green
Knight D. H., jr., 65 Lime
Knowles David, 13 Monroe
Lane A., 136 Merrimack
Little I. W., 1 Parker
Martin Patrick, 85 Water
McKay William, 46 Water
Merrill Paul A., 174 Merrimack
Morton R., 4 Merrimack
Ordway & Oddie, 208 Merrimack
Pearson W. Mrs., Prospect, corner Pair
Pettengill C, 48£ Purchase
Pettingill Moses, jr., 13 Water
Pingrey Daniel A., 39 Federal
Plummer W. C, 87 State
Plummer & Balch, 14 Pleasant
Poor Isaac, 93 Water
Prescott H. G., 97 Merrimack
Quill John, 82 Merrimack
RICHARDSON BROTHERS (wholesale), 108 and 110
Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 51)
Riley John, 89 Merrimack
Roberts Parker, 9 Liberty
Ross Lorenzo D., 175 Water
ROSS MOSES M., 35 Market square (see adv. dept., p.
Rowe A. H., 6 Merrimack
Sargent E. A., 198 Merrimack
Stover George, 156 Merrimack
Sumner, Swasey & Currier (wholesale), 45 Water
Thurlow William, 117 Water
Tilton Albert, 61 Middle
Tilton Daniel G., 48 Federal
Toppan H. P. (wholesale and retail), 5 State
Wilson Henry A., 23 Market square
Winn Jeremiah, 83 Merrimack
Young James, 71 Lime
Gun and Locksmith.
Sargent C. R., 43 and 45 Merrimack
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Hair Dressers.
Barth Henry, 109 Water
Osborn J., 9 State
Sanders W. P., 4 Pleasant
Walsh & Quill, 2 State
Whiting Daniel B., 18 Middle
Williamson Isaac, 162 Merrimack
Young J. C. H., 31 Merrimack
Hair Worker.
Reed D. T., 39 State
Hardware.
Bassett N". G., 38 Market square
Lord Brothers, 17 Market square
Noyes David C., 30 and 31 Market square
STANLEY J. C, 43 Water (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Woodwell D. T., 11 Market square
Harness Makers.
Bishop G. P., 21 Pleasant
GROVES JAMES H., 14 Liberty (see adv. dept., p. 48)
Jones Sewall, 16 Liberty
STILES & DONAHUE, 8 Water (see adv. dept., p. 45)
Walton Joseph H., 21 Pleasant
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Cook A. N. & Co., 40 Market square
Geary G. W. & Son, 21 State
Piper J. E. & Co., 8 State
Hat Manufacturers.
Bayley Hat Co., 310 Merrimack
Curtis Hat Factory, Merrimack
Porter Edward F., 13 State
Hay.
Thurston & Colman, Mercantile wharf
Horse Shoers.
(See also Blacksmiths.)
McGLEW HUGH, 9 Hale's court (see adv. dept, p. 45)
Hotels.
American House, Daniel Hamblet, proprietor, 18 Merri-
mack
262 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Eagle House, Mrs. John W. Sliney, proprietor, 62 Merri-
mack
Essex House, W. B. Wentworth, proprietor, 133 Merri-
mack
La Fontaine House, Sewell B. Noyes, proprietor, 14 to
20 Middle
Merrimack House, 100 State
New England House, G. W. Torrey, proprietor, 58 and
60 Merrimack
OCEAN HOUSE, J. P. L. Westcott, proprietor, 61 Mer-
rimack (see adv. dept., p. 52)
Ice Cream and Oyster Saloons.
(See also Restaurants.)
Dowding G. W., 31 Pleasant
GOULD J. H., 35 Market square (see adv. dept,, p. 47)
Haynes A. J., 55 State
HARROWER R. MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see adv.
dept., p. 52)
Ice Dealers.
Pray R., 464 Merrimack
Smith Charles, 61 Lime
Woods Charles W., 55 State
Insurance Agents.
Carter B. F. & Co., 33 State
Griffith Thomas, 32 Washington
Knapp J. J. (secretary), 24 State
Piper & Sawyer, 39 State
Wills George E., 45 State
Insurance Companies.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Iron and Steel.
George E. M. & G. J., 7 Inn
Iron Fence Builders.
Page J. T., 18^ Water
Pike George A., 14 Fair
Iron Founder.
Russell Albert & Son, rear 103 Merrimack
Junk Dealers.
Flanders A. S., 34 Tyng
STANLEY J. C, 43 Water (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Stockman Moses & Co., 10 Brown's wharf
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Lawyers.
Currier William E., 25 State
Gerrish J. G., 19 State
Johnson H. G., 34 Market square
Lamson Caleb, 20 State
Marston S. W., 39 State
MORSE C. OSGOOD, 25 State (see adv. dept,, p. 44)
Noyes Amos, 24 State
Peirce Nathaniel, 19 State
Pike John K, 45 State
Stone & Burnham, 3 State
Leather Belting.
CROCKETT WM. E., 17 Water (see adv. dept., p. 44)
Lime, Hair, and Cement.
Thurston & Colnian, Mercantile Wharf
Livery Stables.
(See Stables.)
Locksmiths.
Hoit Arthur, 38 Merrimack
Sargent C. R,, 43 and 45 Merrimack
Low Water Reporter.
AMERICAN LOW WATER REPORTER CO., 9 Fer-
ry wharf (see adv. dept., p. 51)
Lumber.
Kimball J. C, Coombs' wharf
Kimball Edward & Co., Planing Mills wharf
Thurston & Colman, Mercantile wharf
Varina Nicholas, 8 City square
Machinists.
Curtis Francis, Greenleaf
Iloit Arthur, 38 Merrimack
Moody Nathan C, 40 Water
Noyes William, jr., Pike, near Water
Pike George A., 14 Fair
Pearson W. Everett, 15 Water
Russell A. & Son, rear Merrimack
Sargent C. R., 43 and 47 Merrimack
264 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Manufacturers' Supplies.
CROCKETT W. E., 17 Water (see adv. dept., p. 44)
Marble Workers.
Davis & Littlefield, 73 Merrimack
French Daniel M., 44 Pleasant
Mechanical Engineer.
DUMMER EDWARD, 6 Essex (see adv. dept., p. 51)
Masons.
Currier Albert, 10 Washington
Currier J. H., 14 Broad
Currier Nathaniel, 18 Milk
Cutter Daniel H., 7 Congress
Dodge Alvin, 9 Milk
Dodge John, jr., 44 Market
Dodge R., 45 Market
Greely John A., 148 State
Kimball Moody, 11 Purchase
Lunt Moody, 8 Beck
Lunt Thomas H., 142 Water
Morrison Rufus, 10 Vernon
Piper H. L., 43 Milk
Toppan William H., 40 Kent
Young Moses, Parker
Mast and Spar Makers.
Lunt Edward W., 63 Water
Merchant Tailors.
(See Tailors.)
Merchants.
Bayley R. & Son, 57 and 59 Water
BOARDMAN I. H., 9 City wharf
Cushing J. N., Cushing's wharf
Cushing W., Cushing's wharf
Graves William, 8 Ferry wharf
Hale D. & I., 14 City wharf
Huse R. C. & Co., 129 Water
Lunt Chai'les, 9 Central
Lunt Micajah, 9 Ferry wharf
Sumner, Swasey & Currier, 45 Water
Thurlow George D., Cushing's wharf
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Millinery and Millinery Goods.
Appleton A. J., 2 Charter
Batchelder Louise T., 43 State
De Jean E. Mrs., 69 State
Levy & Co., 30 State
Moody S. Miss, 74 State
Pritchard L. E., 71 State
RICHARDSON S. MRS., 73 State (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Sanderson Mary A., 157£ Merrimack
Smith & Knapp, 64 State
Wilkinson Mary & Co., 34 State
Nautical Instruments.
KUHL & COSTELHUN, Market square, corner State
(see adv. dept., p. 49)
Newspapers.
(See Miscellaneous Department.)
Newspapers and Periodicals.
Fowle S. H., 11 State
Haynes A. J., 55 State
Manning E. A., Merrimack
McCusker John, 33 Merrimack
Woodman Henry A., 26 Washington
Notaries Public.
BOARDMAN I. H., 9 City wharf
Brown John T., 39 State
Pierce Nathaniel, 19 State
Porter John, 13 Federal
Rand E. W., 19 State
Organs.
(See also Piano Fortes and Organs.)
Carter B. F., 33 State
Cheney James W., 41 State
Packet Agents.
Sumner, Swasey & Currier, 45 Water
Painters (Carriage, House, Ship, and Sign).
Allen C. H. 74 Water
BLAKE &NOYES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45)
Burrill John, 40 Merrimack
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266 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Batman J. T., Merrimack, Patch's wharf
Chase W. P., 18 Liberty
Creasey J. B., 3 Water
Cutter Charles J., 44 and 46 Merrimack
Cutter E. P., 3 Mechanics court
Davis Green, 10 Green
Hale Oliver, 315 High
Hamilton Thomas A., 4 Green
Wood A. D. (house and sign), rear 15 Pleasant
Paints, Oils, and Glass.
BLAKE & NOTES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45)
Burrill John, 40 Merrimack
Creasey Joseph B., 3 Water
Painting and Engraving.
Thurlo F., 46 Pleasant
Paper Box Manufacturer.
Crofoot H. T., over 57 State
Paper Hangers.
BLAKE & NO YES, 48 Merrimack (see adv. dept., p. 45) .
Creasey J. B., 3 Water
Cutter E. P., 3 Mechanics court
Hamilton T. A., 4 Green
McKnight James, 1 Federal
Wood A. D., rear 13 Pleasant
Paper Hangings.
Hamilton T. A., 4 Green
Moulton & Currier, 57 State
Paper Stock.
STANLEY J. C., 43 Water (see adv. dept., p. 49)
Photographers.
Chase E. B., 4 Pleasant
Macintosh H. P., 33 State
Mason Philip C, 28 Market square
MEINERTH CARL, upper corner State & Pleasant (see
adv. dept., p. 44)
Swasey H. M., 39 State
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Physicians.
Cole John T., 164 High
Cross E., 8 Washington
Cunimings E. P. (homoeopathic and surgeon), 38 Washing-
ton
Dickins Job T. (eclectic), 8 Pleasant
Foss David (homoeopathic), 5 Spring
Gale S. M. (homoeopathic), 99 State
Howe Francis A., '238 High
Ingalls L. A., 9 Temple
Mason Frank L., 6 State
Montgomery George, Merrimack House
Pender Robert, 39 Temple
Perkins H. C, 18 Essex
Rideout John A. (analytical), 19 Monroe
Snow George W., 19 Essex
Spofford R. S, 37 Fair
Tilton James A., 2 Orange
Piano Fortes and Organs.
Carter B. F., 33 State
Cheney James W., 14 State
Noyes George, 54 State
Piano Forte Tuner.
Reed D. T., 39 State
Picture Frames.
Brown Andrew, 258 Merrimack
Clark George W., 35 State
Thurlow F., 46 Pleasant
Pilots.
Chase Jacob B., 21 Purchase
Colby William T., 134 Water
Gerrish Mayo, 132 Water
Lunt Joseph, 81 Water
Lunt Benjamin, 12 Harrison
Lunt William J., 146 Water
Pettingell Andrew H, 31 Prospect
Stevens Michael, 7 Franklin
Thurlow Edward, 27 Federal
Planing Mills.
(See Sawing, Planing, and Turning Mills.)
268 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Printers, Book and Job.
Hunt Albert E., 17 Water
Huse William H. & Co., 42 State
Produce.
Adams Washington, 2 Merrimack
Clement I. C, 4 Market square
Colman William T., 3 City market
Mooney A. W. & Co., 27 Water
RICHARDSON" BROTHERS, 108 Merrimack (see adv.
dept., p. 51)
Provisions.
Adams C. E. & Co., 4 City market
Adams D. J. & Son, 9 Liberty
Adams John Q., 5 Liberty
Akerman Joseph, 103 Merrimack
Akerman Oliver M., 123 Merrimack
Carter W. H, 214 Merrimack
Colman W. T., 3 City market
Cusick W. C, 85 Water
Davis James, 54 Lime
Green George W., 75 Water
Henry Patrick, 26 and 28 Merrimack
Hunt" George W., 156 High
Knight J. L. & Son, 36 Market square
Marshall H. N., 20 Fair
Plumer & Newman, 15 Pleasant
RICHARDSON BROTHERS, 108 and 110 Merrimack
(see adv. dept., p. 51)
Titcomb S., 6 City market
Pumps.
Pike George A., 14 Fair
Sargent C. R. (iron and force pumps), 43 and 47 Merri-
mack
Pump and Block Makers.
Pike George A., 14 Fair
Stockman H. & Son, 5 City wharf
Todd & Brown, 87 Water
Restaurants.
Cheney Charles H, 4 Middle
Danforth J. I., 33 Washington
Dyer & Son, 24 Middle
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GOULD JOHN H., 35 Market square (see adv. dept., p.
47)
HARROWER ROBERT MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see
adv. dept., p. 52)
Romily P., 1 Water
Riggers.
Pritchard J. B. & Co., Brown's wharf
Roll Coverers.
CROCKETT W. E., 17 Water (see adv. dept., p. 46)
Roofer.
MITCHELL THOMAS A. S., 75 Water (see adv. dept.,
p. 50)
Sail Makers.
Currier C. O., Cushing's wharf
Davis W. A., 4 Ferry wharf
Goodwin E. P., Commercial wharf
Sawing and Planing Mills,
Bailey John & Son, 8 & 10 Green
Kimball Edward, Planing Mill wharf
Pearson Alonzo, 211 Merrimack
Sculptor and Monumental Works.
French D. M., 44 Pleasant
Seamen's Outfits.
Grriffith R. S., 2 Water
Lunt Henry & Co., 6 Water
Smith Foster W., 18 Water
Sewing Machines.
Coffin F. E., 6 Strong
Johnson S. H., 13 Pleasant
Tappan Joseph & Co., 20 Market square
Ship Builders.
Colby & Lunt, foot Ashland
Currier C. H. & Co., Merrimack
Currier John J., 12 Merrimack court
Mansom Eben, rear 232 Merrimack
270 MEERIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Ship Chandlery.
Boardman W. B., 14 Market square
Coker Stephen, 36 Water
Woodell D. T., 11 Market square
Ship Joiners.
Bruce F. D., 211 Merrimack
Evans W. O. & Co., 248 Merrimack
Sampson W. G., 5 California
Ship Smiths.
Adams J. C, rear 2 Merrimack court
Kenniston J. & J. R., 4 Union place
Moody Nathan C, 40 Water
Pettigrew C. D., 288 Merrimack
Ship Stores.
(See also Grocers.)
Clement I. C, 4 Market square
Shoe Findings.
Lord Brothers, 17 Market square
Silver Smiths.
Moulton Joseph, 41 State
Towle & Jones, 11 Middle
Silver and Silver Plated Ware.
Foster K & T., 26 State
Moulton Joseph, 41 State
Towle & Jones, 11 Middle
Slater.
MITCHELL THOMAS A. S., 75 Water (see adv. dept,
p. 50)
Soap and Candle Manufacturers.
Jaques B. H., 20 Liberty
Jaques J. N., 144 Merrimack
Stanwood A. & Co., 19 Liberty
Spar Maker.
Lunt E. W., 63 Water
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Spike Manufacturer.
De ROCHEMONT C. H., 210| Merrimack (see adv.
dept., p. 47)
Stables.
Boardman Greenleaf, rear 146 Merrimack
Hamblet Daniel, rear American House
Little Moses S., Merrimack House
Lucy George, 7 Essex
Ordway Charles H., 292 High
Remick J. E., 7 Temple
Sargent H. P., 101^ Merrimack
Stair Builders.
EVANS & LAMPREY, 36| Merrimack (see adv. dept.,
p. 51)
MORSE NATHANIEL, 64 Marlboro' (see adv. dept., p.
44)
Steam Fittings.
Pearson W. Everett, 15 Water
Steam Engine Manufacturer.
Pearson W. Everett, 15 Water
Steam Pump Manufacturer.
Fulton Hydraulic Works, near B. & M. R. R.
Steamship Agent.
COFFIN WM. S. (agent Salem and New York Steam-
ship Line), 83 Water
Stevedore.
Porter W. jr., 5 Centre
Stone Cutters.
Davis & Littlefield, 73 Merrimack and Pearson's wharf
Stoves, Furnaces, and Tin Ware.
Chamberlain J., 13 Liberty
Davis A. H., 104 Merrimack
Dodge Samuel, 71 1-2 State
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Frost J. D., 8 Middle
Jackraan George L., 37 Pleasant
Sumner John, 88 State
"Wells Wallace D., 42 Merrimack
Young Daniel, 8 Merrimack
Tailors.
Ballou C. N., 15 Market square, corner Liberty-
Dennett H. N., 27 Market square
Dunn James, 42 State and 10 Water
Hart J. S., 113 Merrimack
Peirce E., 10 State
Teachers of Music.
Bass Jane W., 17 Pond
Britcher Thomas, 17 Pond
Brookings D. L., 1 Marlboro'
Cheney James W, 14 State
Coffin Sarah E., 102 High
Davis Abbie L., 35 Green
Dole Harriet N., 9 State
Goodwin M. H, 32 Federal
Hale Kate T., 44 Lime
Randall Moses D., 13 Elm
Williams A. L., 2 Eagle
Teamsters.
Dockam Charles A. G., 101 Merrimack
Jaques D. B., 2 Winter
Leighton A. J. (job wagon), 15 Unicorn
Littlefield Solomon, 170 Merrimack
LuntB., jr., 57 Middle
Porter William, jr., 5 Center
Rundlett S. H, 16 Fail-
Telegraph Offices.
International, 7 Pleasant
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, John
T. Brown, manager, 39 State
Ticket Agent.
BROWN J. T., sells tickets at the Western Union Tele-
graph Office, 39 State street, for New York, Philadel-
phia, Washington, Chicago, San Francisco, and all
the principal points by all routes.
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Tobacconist.
ROSS L. D., 7 Lunt (see adv. dept., p. 48)
Toys.
(See also Fancy Goods).
Gorwaiz John, 11 Pleasant
Hale L. C, 27 State
Haynes J., 55 State
Johnson H. G., jr., 22 State
Trunks and Valises.
Ballon Charles N"., 15 Market square
Lord Brothers, 17 Market square
Welch Richard, 26 Market square
Tug Boats.
Robinson William C, captain, office 4 Market square
Umbrellas.
Ballou Charles N., 15 Market square
Welch Richard, 26 Market square
Undertakers.
Copp Charles, 44 Merrimack
Donnell George E., 25 Prospect
Safford S. H. & Co., 13 Middle
Upholsterers.
Copp Charles, 44 Merrimack
Lord Brothers, 17 Market square
Newmarch Sarah, 35 Boardman
Variety Stores.
Blodgett Jessie G., 11 Water
Brown Charles F. S., 119 Water
Fegan James L., 240 Merrimack
Haynes A. J., 55 State
Henderson Joseph, agent, 93 Merrimack
McCusker John, 33 Merrimack
McKay William, 46 Water
Morton Reginald, 4 Merrimack
O'Grady Daniel, 4 Water
Shaw Mary T., 42 Lime
Tappan Joseph & Co., 20 Market square
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274 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Vinegar.
Smith Charles (pure cider), 61 Lime
Washing Fluid.
Fogg Charles R., 50 Washington
Watch Makers.
(See also Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry).
Carter John H. & Co., 11 Merrimack
Drown Charles L., 36 Merrimack
KUHL & COSTELHUN, corner State and Market sq.
(see adv. dept., p. 49)
Moulton Joseph, 41 State
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry.
(See also Silversmiths.)
Foster N. & T., 26 State
KUHL & COSTELHUN, corner State and Market sq.
(see adv. dept., p. 49)
Moulton Joseph, 41 State
Towle & Jones, 11 Middle
Wheelwrights.
(See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Dorman Jesse, 40 Franklin
Haynes H., 11 Inn
Sargent T., rear 11 Liberty
Syms Edward, 8 Mechanics court
Ward G. W., 15 Liberty
Wines (Native).
Smith Charles, 61 Lime
Wines and Liquors.
HARROWER ROBERT MRS., 1 and 3 Merrimack (see
adv. dept., p. 52)
McKnight James, 24 Merrimack
Pentland Charles J., 28 Water
Perley R. M., 75 Merrimack
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
CONCORD CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, JOHN KIMBALL.
Aldermen, "Ward 1, John S. Brown. Ward 2, George
H. Curtis. Ward 3, Alfred C. Abbott. Ward 4, Joseph
B. Walker. Ward 5, Stillman Humphrey. Ward 6,
Enoch L. Childs. Ward 7, Andrew S. Smith.
Common Councilmen, Joel C. Danforth, President; Lew-
is L. Mower, Clerk. Ward 1, Daniel G. Holmes, John C.
Linehan. Ward 2, William A. Bean, Solomon C. Saun-
ders. Ward 8, Charles H. Farnum, Daniel C. Tenney.
Ward 4, Daniel E. Howard, Charles H. Critchett. Ward
5, Joel C. Danforth, Cyrus N". Corning. Ward 6, John L.
T. Brown, Moses B. Smith. Ward 7, George W. Ches-
ley, James B. Fellows.
City Clerk, Charles F. Stewart.
Overseer of the Poor for Wards 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, C. F.
Stewart.
City Treasurer, .
City Solicitor, Charles P. Sanborn.
Collector of Taxes, .
Assessors, John A. Holmes, Moses H. Farnum, Curtis
White, John Abbott, James Sanborn, William S. Curtis,
Samuel E. Clifford.
Superintendent of Repairs of Highways and Bridges,
Health Officers, City Marshal Connells, City Physician
Conn, Alderman Childs.
Superintending School Committee, Isaac N". Abbott.
City Marshal, John Connell.
Assistant City Marshal, John Chadwick.
Night Watch, J. E. Rand, C. H. Jones.
City Messenger and Lamplighter, Richard P. Sanborn.
City Physician, G. P. Conn.
Assistant City Physician, C. C. Topliff.
Liquor Agent, T. F. Brown, jr.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department, John M. Hill.
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MANCHESTER CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, Hon. PERSON C. CHENEY.
City Clerk, Joseph E. Bennett.
President of Common Council, Edwin Kennedy.
Clerk of Common Council, Thomas W. Lane.
Messenger, William Stevens.
Treasurer, H. R. Chamberlin.
Aldermen, Ward 1, George W. Thayer. Ward 2, Henry
Lewis. Ward 8, Nehemiah S. Bean. Ward 4, Horace
Pettee. Ward 5, Lawrence Foley. Ward 6, Ephraim S.
Harvey. Ward 7, William N. Chamberlin. Ward 8, Al-
bert A. Woodward.
Members of Common Council, Ward 1, Israel W. Dickey,
Oscar M. Titus, Levi L. Aldrich. Ward 2, Dana D.
Towne, John C. Smith, Leonard Shelters. Ward 3, Hen-
ry C. Reynolds, Charles A. Smith, John L. Kelley. Ward
4, Charles R. Colley, Jason Weston, Joseph L. Smith.
Ward 5, John L. Kennedy, Austin O'Malley, Patrick Har-
rington. Ward 6, Jacob J. Abbott, Edwin Kennedy, Jer-
emiah Hodge. Ward 7, James C. Russell, Benjamin K.
Parker, Augustus G. Stevens. Ward 8, Silas A. Felton,
John Field, Frank D. Hanscom.
NASHUA CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, Hon. DANA SARGENT.
City Clerk and Treasurer, George H. Taggard.
Aldermen, Ward 1, B. B. Putnam. Ward 2, S. D.
Baldwin. Ward 3, J. B. Bussell. Ward 4, R. M. Saw-
yer. Ward 5, G. J. Little, M. J. Sullivan. Ward 6, S. D.
Chandler, E. F. Whitney. Ward 7, W. S. Weston. Ward
8, F. H. Brown.
Common Council, President, Edwin W. Johnson ; Clerk,
Jacob D. March. Ward 1, T. II. Pinkham, R. W. Berry.
Ward 2, L. S. Cross, L. R. Kidder. Ward 3, W. T. Spear,
J. A. Skinner. Ward 4, D. W. Butterfield, E. W: John-
son. Ward 5, M. M. Cummings, M. Downing, C. H. Kel-
logg, II. McBride. Ward 6, C. W. Merrow, M. S. Thomp-
son, L. L. Belcher, J. Taylor. Ward 7, J. T. Sloan, T.
Melendy. Ward 8, H. A. Robinson, F. II. Turrell. Reg-
ular Meetings of the City Councils, second and fourth
Friday evenings of each month.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
277
#City Marshal, E. P. Brown.
Assistant City Marshal and City Messenger, John Barney.
City Solicitor, Hon. A. W. Sawyer.
City Physician, T. H. Gibby.
Health Officers, E. P. Brown, R. Godfrey, T. H. Gibby.
Overseers of the Poor, the Mayor, A. Andrews, E. A.
Slader.
Assessors, D. A. Wilson, E. A. Slader, L>. R. Marshall,
E. P. Brown.
Engineers Eire Department, Isaac Eaton, Chief. Assist-
ants, Q. A. Woodward, J. E. Churchill, J. Hale, J. W.
Kendall.
LOWELL CITY GOVEEMEM.
Mayor, JOSIAH G. PEABODY.
Aldermen, Henry C. Howe, Alexander G. Cumnock,
Benjamin Patch, Gustavus A. Gerry, Frederick T. North,
Benjamin Walker, William Kelley, Alpha B. Farr.
Common Council, President, Henry P. Perkins. Ward
1, John E. Webb, Alonzo F. Caswell, Southwell Farring-
ton, True P. Jordan. Ward 2, Leonard Brown, Amos A.
Blanchard, Joseph S. Brown, Earl A. Thissell. Ward 3,
Henry P. Perkins, Horace Ela, Julius C. Jockow. Charles
F. Tilton. Ward 4, Nathaniel P. Favor, Nathan W. Frye,
Henry A. Lord, Alonzo L. Russell. Ward 5, Crawford
Burnham, Charles F. Belden, Luther J. Eames, William
Shepard. Ward 6, Abel T. Atherton, Nathaniel C. San-
born, Samuel M. Chase, Julian Talbot.
City Clerk, Samuel A. McPhetres. Chosen in conven-
tion of the City Council, on the first Monday in January.
Clerk of Common Council, George Gardner. Chosen on
the first Monday in January.
Messenger, John H. Nichols.
City Treasurer and Collector, John H. McAlvin.
Auditor of Accounts, George Gardner
Superintendent of Streets, Luther Richards.
Civil Engineer, Richard W. Baker.
Librarian of City Library, Marshall H. Clough.
City Solicitor, Joshua N. Marshall. Office, Barristers'
Hall.
City Physician and Superintendent of Burials, Walter
H. Laton. Office, Central, corner Middlesex.
Superintendent of Public Buildings, Lorenzo G. Howe.
Assessors of Taxes, Caleb M. Marvel, Chairman ; Fran-
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cis Goward, James Marren, Isaac A. Fletcher, Cyrus W.
Durgin.
Water Commissioners, Levi Sprague, William E. Liv-
ingston, Samuel K. Hutchinson. Clerk, Joseph S. Holt.
Engineer, Joseph P. Davis.
Overseers of the Poor, Josiah G. Peabody, Mayor ; Gus-
tavus A. Gerry, Alpha B. Farr, Aldermen ; Southwell Far-
rington, Amos A. Blanchard, Horace Ela, Alonzo L. Rus-
sell, Crawford Burnham, Nathaniel C. Sanborn, Common
Councilmen. The regular meetings of the Board are held
at the Almshouse, on the last day of each month.
Superintendent of the Almshouse, Lorenzo Phelps.
City Marshal, Charles P. Bowles. Office, west end ot
Armory building.
Deputy Marshal, Bickford Lang.
Constables, Bickford Lang, Thomas W. Pressey, Daniel
G. Greenleaf, Bradford Marvel, John H. Nichols, Dexter
Symonds, Daniel G. Taylor.
Truant Officers, Jesse Huse, B. G. Mooney.
Tythingmen, The Marshal and Police Force.
Janitor of Huntington and Jackson Halls, Warren
Fletcher.
Surveyors of Lumber, Lorenzo G. Howe, Jas. N.Morse,
Joshua M. Hadley, Stephen C. Davis, Luther Smith, Geo.
W. Kelley, Samuel Newhall, Henry L. Tibbetts, Aaron
Blanchard.
Fence-viewers, Lorenzo Phelps, J. M. Hadley, Isaac
Page.
Field-drivers, Bickford Lang, Charles P. Bowles, Thos.
Paul.
Pound-keeper, Sylvester Crosby.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, John A. Knowles, jr.
Office, Mechanics' Mills.
City Crier, Frank W. Simonds.
Measurers of Upper Leather, John Q. A. Hubbard, N.
W. Frye, George W. Eaton, Revilo F. Cook.
Measurers of Grain, Samuel N. Wood, James Berry.
Surveyors of Plastering, Brick or Stone Work, and
Painting, Richard W. Baker, Joshua M. Hadley, Luther
Smith, Cyrus Latham, Samuel Newhall.
Inspector of Milk, George E. Stanley. Office, at Freight
depot.
Inspector of Bale or Bundle Hay, Sydney Davis, at city
scales.
Weigher of Coal, Sydney Davis, at city scales.
Undertakers, Jacob B. Currier, Terrence Hanover.
Inspectors of Petroleum Oils, David Chase, Weare Clif-
ford.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
279
Superintendent of City Scales, and Measurer of Wood
and Bark, Sydney Davis.
Measurers of Wood and Bark brought by water or rail-
road into the city, Luther Smith, Samuel Newhall.
LAWRENCE CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, Hon. S. B. W. DAVIS.
Aldermen, Ward 1, A. A. Currier. Ward 2, H. Plum-
mer. Ward 3, James Payne. Ward 4, James A. Treat.
Ward 5, George Lamb. Ward 6, Edwin Ayer. George
R. Rowe, Clerk of Board.
Common Council, Ward 1, George B. Smart, Abel Web-
ster, George W. Russell. Ward 2, James G. Abbott,
Charles H. Littlefield, Charles T. Emerson. Ward 3, Tim-
othy Deacey, Henry P. Doe, John W. Joyce. Ward 4,
Henry J. Couch, James Murphy, William J. Hanrahan.
Ward 5, Lorenzo D. Sargent, Levi Emery, James Miles.
Ward 6, E. B. Cutler, John Dane, J. L. Webster. Elbridge
B. Osgood, Clerk.
City Clerk, George R. Rowe.
Auditor and Clerk of Council, E. B. Osgood.
Messenger to City Council, W. H. Merrow.
Treasurer and Collector, Robert H. Tewksbury.
Superintendent of Streets, Simon Blakelin.
City Marshal, Chase Philbrick.
City Solicitor, Thomas A. Parsons.
City Physician, J. D. Young.
Superintendent of Cemetery, William W. Colby.
Keeper of Almshouse, Hugh Mills.
Clerk of Overseers of Poor, Vespasian Danforth.
Superintendent of Schools, Gilbert E. Hood.
School Committee, Ward 1, William Stevens, Salmon
W. Wilder. Ward 2, Frederick E. Clark, J. L. Partridge.
Ward 3, Nathaniel Ambrose, Thomas Griffin. Ward 4,
Dr. Timothy Sullivan, Waldo L. Abbott. Ward 5, Clark
L. Austin, Thomas Scott. Ward 6, N. S. S. Tompkins,
Dr. B. F. Moulton.
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HAVERHILL CITY GOVERNMENT.
Mayor, LEVI TAYLOR.
Aldermen, Ward 1, John A. Appleton. Ward 2, James
F. West. Ward 3, Edward 13. Bishop. Ward 4, Charles
W. Wentworth. Ward 5, Samuel M. Carrier. Ward 6,
E. G. W. Cartwright.
Comicilmen, Ward 1, Adrian Chase, W.'Stickney Chase.
Ward 2, Phineas Ayer, Gilman L. Sleeper. Ward 3, J. V.
Gardner, J. W. Tilton. Ward 4, George H. Carleton, E.
B. Ayer. Ward 5, Frank M. Whitman, Calvin W. Crow-
ell. "Ward 6, Asa H. Herring, John L. Knight.
City Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector, David B. Tenney.
Clerk of Common Council, J. K. Jenness.
City Auditor, Elbridge G. Wood.
Assessors, Alpheus Currier, E. T. Ingalls, N. S. Kimball.
City Solicitor, John J. Marsh, Esq.
City Physician, Sidney Drinkwater, M. D.
City Marshal, George W. Geary.
Superintendent of Highways, Benjamin E. Emery.
Ovei-seers of the Poor, the Mayor, President of Common
Council, City Marshal, Oliver Taylor, B. A. Sawyer, Chas.
Edwards.
Chief Engineer, William H. Turner.
Assistant Engineers, Charles S. Chase, Henry A. Lord,
O. L. Sargent, Richard Brunelle, O. M. West.
City Messenger, W. Frank Titcomb.
AMESBURY AND SALISBURY TOWN
OFFICERS.
AMESBURY.
Town Clerk, Joseph Merrill.
Selectmen and Assessors, David M. Tukesbury, Offin
Boardman, Charles E. Rowell.
Road Commissioners, Charles A. Nayson, David A. Moul-
ton, Nathan Huse.
School Committee, H. G. Leslie.
Treasurer and Collector, E. M. Morse, with a compensa-
tion of 1£ per cent for collecting.
Constables, G. D. Smith, D. A. Titcomb, O. A. Gowen,
C. W. Emerson, William H. Blodgett, G. A. Grant, E. M.
Morse.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
281
SALISBURY.
Town Clerk, Samuel J. Brown.
Selectmen, Joseph N. Clark, Benjamin E. Fifield, Joseph
M. Eaton.
Treasurer and Collector, Samuel Collins.
NEWBUKYPOKT CITY GOVBMMMT.
Mayor, E. G. KELLEY.
Aldermen, Ward 1, Paul G. Lunt. Ward 2, Henry-
Cook. Ward 3, Samson Levy. Ward 4, Joseph B.Morss.
Ward 5, Edward A. Moseley. Ward 6, George W. Jack-
man, jr.
Common Council, William dishing, President ; Frank
P. Ireland, Clerk. Ward 1, Alfred Osgood, Amos Pettin-
gell, Joseph E. Moody. Ward 2, William Cashing, Isaac
Poor, William C. Cuseck. Ward 3, Edward F. Tibbctts,
John T. Brown, Amos H. Geary. Ward 4, Hugh McGlew,
Edward P. Russell, Jacob P. Torrey. Ward 5, Renton
M. Perley, H. G. Johnson, jr., George W.Hunt. Ward
6, Joseph II. Currier, Joseph C. Adams, James M. Jackman.
City Clerk, George H. Stevens.
Treasurer and Collector, Albert W. Greenleaf.
City Messenger, Joseph M. Tappan.
Overseers ofthe Poor, Richard Plumer, George D. Thur-
low, John D. Pike.
Clerk of the Board of Overseers, John Teel.
Assessors, Nathaniel Greeley, Geo. L. Jackman, Enoch
G. Currier.
Assistant Assessors, Thomas E. Cutter, Worster Smith,
William Collins.
Board of Health, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen.
Police. City Marshal, William H. Fitts.
Constables, Joseph M. Tappan, Hiram Jauvrin, Henry
Martin.
Night Watchmen, Oliver P. Wiggin, William Page,
Bryant Bowes, Joseph E. Kimball, George N. Young, Ed-
ward E. Taylor. Josiah R. Brady, Captain of the Watch.
Fire Department. Chief Engineer, Hiram Jauvrin.
Assistant Engineers, John A. Cooper, John S. Frost,
Warren Kilborn, Charles H. Goodwin, Geo. W. Knight, jr.,
Luther Carter.
School Committee. Chairman, Daniel P. Pike.
Secretary, Isaac P. Noyes.
Agent, Moses Pettengill, jr.
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"Ward 1, Moses Pettengill, jr., Isaac P. Noyes. Ward
2, Richard Plurner, Geo. D. Johnson. Ward 3, David J.
Adams, William H. Noyes. Ward 4, Samuel J. Spauld-
ing, Daniel P. Pike. Ward 5, William H. Huse, E. P.
Cummings. Ward 6, Fred. D. Burnham, William PI.
Swasey.
Surveyors of Lumber, John Bailey, Edward Kimball,
John Merrill, John A. True, Moses M. Merrill, Joseph B.
Varnum, John E. Bailey, J. F. Lee, Samuel L. Wilkins,
Hamilton Haines, James Kimball, Win. H. Bayley, James
E. Kimball, William S. Dodge, Nathaniel W. Hurd, J. A.
L. Odde, Warren Kilborn, Benjamin Newman, G. W. Mars-
ton, Andrew Chute, John W. S. Colby, Hervey Kimball,
Samuel C. Cheney, George W. Jackman, jr.
Measurers of Wood and Bark, William Thurston, Ed-
ward Kimball, Benjamin Newman, Hervey Kimball, Sam-
uel L. Wilkins, Daniel Pingry, J. A. L. Odde. Amos Coffin,
Wm. S. Coffin, Curtis French, Benjamin Akerman, N. Va-
rina.
Measurers of Charcoal, Benjamin Newman, Charles R.
Sargent, Hervey Kimball.
Weighers and Measurers of City's Fuel, Stephen Coker,
William S. Coffin, Amos Coffin, Charles C. Stockman, N.
Varina.
Inspector of Milk, Charles R. Sargent.
Measurers of Grain, Benjamin Goodwin, Samuel Cas-
well, Thomas Grace, John Talbot.
Inspector of Charcoal Baskets, Charles R. Sargent.
Gaugers, Charles W. Hale, William E. Currier, Thomas
W. Foster.
Weighers of Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, John F.
Stickney, J. M. Chase, William S. Coffin, Moses Stock-
man, Jenness Brown, Stephen Coker, N. Varina, George
J. George, C. C. Stockman, Daniel Pingree, Leander
Greenlaw, Thomas B. Robbins, George M. Graves, jr.,
Benjamin Appleton, N. Goodwin, John N. Perkins, Albert
E.- Currier, H. M. Cross.
Inspector of Camphene, John Huse.
Weighers of Hay, William S. Coffin, John F. Stickney,
Moses Stockman, George J. George, Stephen Coker, C. C.
Stockman, Nathaniel Goodwin, George M. Graves, jr.,
Leander Greenlaw, James M. Chase, T. B. Robbins, N.
Varina,
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Charles R. Sargent.
Fence Viewers, Nathaniel W. Hard, John A. Cooper,
Jacob A. Balch.
Field Drivers, Samuel J. Davis. Mark W. Foye, M. B.
Jackman, C. O. Merrill, William Stickney, E. G. Whittier,
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
283
Elias Foss, James W. Welch, A. J. Nichols, William P.
Chase, M. Haskell, Augustus S afford.
Pound Keepers, James Atwood, Pound No. 1, Auburn
street; Moses S. Chase, Pound No. 2, Wesley street.
BANKS.
NATIONAL STATE CAPITAL BANK, CONCORD
— Main Street. Incorporated 1853. Re-organized 1865.
Capital, $150,000. J. V. Barron, President, P. S. Smith,
Cashier; John V. Barron, James Peverly, James S. Nor-
ris, O. C. Baker, L. D. Stevens, L. Downing, jr., N. White,
Directors. Discount Day, Tuesday.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, CONCORD— Main
Street. Incorporated March 15, 1864. Capital, $500,-
000. George A. Pillsbury, President, Wm. W. Storrs,
Cashier ; George A. Pillsbury, Enos Blake, William Wal-
ker, Benning W. Sanborn, Timothy Haynes, James W.
Johnson, Thomas Stewart, Directors. Discount day,
Tuesday.
NEW HAMPSHIRE SAVINGS BANK— Main
Street. Joseph B. Walker, President / Chas. W. Sar-
gent, Treasurer.
PENACOOK SAVINGS BANK, FISHERVILLE—
East Canal Street, Post-office Building. Henry
H. Brown, Preside?it ; Samuel F. Brown, Secretary and
IVeasurer ; Henry H. Brown, John C. Gage, William H.
Allen, David Abbott, Nehemiah Butler, John A. Holmes,
Ezra S. Harris, Enoch G. Wood, Moses H. Bean, Isaac
K. Gage, John Sawyer, John C. Linnehan, John S.Brown,
George H. Amsden, John C. Smith, Trustees.
MERRIMACK COUNTY SAVINGS BANK— Mi-
not's Building, School Street, opposite Post-office.
Lyman D. Stevens, President ; David A. Warde, Vice-
president ; John Kimball, Treasurer • John M. Hill, Abel
B. Holt, Woodbridge Odlin, George A. Cummings, Calvin
Howe, M. T. Willard, E. W. Woodward, Wm. M. Chase,
Henry McFarland, George W. Crockett, Daniel Holden,
Isaac A. Hill, Benjamin A. Kimball, Trustees. Office
hours, 9 1-2 to 12 a. m., 2 to 4 p. m. Interest commences
on the first day of each month.
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK — Main Street,
George A. Pillsbury, President; William W. Storrs.
Treasurer.
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MERRIMACK RIVER
SMYTH'S BLOCK,
MANCHESTER, 3ST, K.
Waterman Smith, President. Joseph L. Stevens, Stephen Palmer, Vice-
presidents. Frederick Smyth, Treasurer. Natt Head, Joseph B. Clark, Joseph
L. Stevens, Joseph Kennard, M. V. B. Edgerly, John B. Clarke, Frederick
Smyth, Josiah S.Shannon, Charles H. Bartlett, John L. Kelly, James M.
Varnum, Thomas Wheat, Alhe C. Heath, John Brugger, Charles Williams,
David Cross, Freeman Higgins, Trustees.
By the present law, all taxes, town, State, and General Government, are
paid by the Bank, thus relieving the Depositors from any taxes whatever on
their deposits.
Dividends are credited to Depositors anuually on the first day of October,
the day declared, drawing interest at once, giving them compound interest in
all cases.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Incorporated 1865. Capital, $150,000.
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent of the United States.
SMYTH'S BLOCK, ELM STREET.
Waterman Smith, President. Frederick Smyth, Cashier. Wa-
terman Smith, David Cross, Joseph B. Clark, Natt Head, Thomas
Wheat, W. W. Brown, Frederick Smyth, Directors.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
285
Corner of Elm and Market Streets.
DEPOSITS, $2,200,000.
IfYRT. P. JWBWMMUs, President.
Daniel Clark, Herman Foster, Phinehas Adams, Nathan Parker, B. F. Martin,
Wm. C. Clarke, D. A. Bunton, and Josiah Crosby, Trustees.
.V.MTMM.t.V B",ISiMii:ie, Treasurer.
Chas. E. Balch, Cashier. E. H. Paine, Book-keeper.
Deposits are put upon interest the first day of each month.
Dividends are credited to Depositors, annually, on the first day of July, the
day declared, and draw interest from that day.
5E3F* By the present laws, all taxes are paid by the Bank.
5^"" Deposits (if not of targe amounts) are usually paid without notice.
MfietfESTER KATIQKAL BANK
CORNER ELM AND MARKET STS.
INCORPORATED 1865.
CAPITAL, $100,000.
JYATH*&Jr M'*M MS Mi Mi MS , President.
Nathan Parker, Phinehas Adams, B. F. Martin, John H. Maynard, Gilman H.
Kimball, Horace P. Watts, D. A. Bunton, Directors.
iIM.iMSM.MiS Mi. MS. IMA "MM. Cashier.
E. H. Paine, . . . Teller.
Office Hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 4 P.
CLOSJED SATVMDAT AFTERNOONS.
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AMOSKEAG SAVINGS BANK,
OFFICE J±T THE
AMOSKEAG NATIONAL BANK.
DEPOSITS, about 3»2,*700,000
Deposits put upon Interest the First Day of each Month.
Taking Stocks and Bonds at their market value, the Bank would show a sur-
plus of over $225,000.
Dividend declared the first of July in each year, and passed to credit of
Depositors the same day. The success of the Bank in the past is iis best guar-
antee for the future.
MOODY CURRIER, President and Treas.
GEO. B. CHANDLER, Cashier.
W. J. BARTON, BooJc-keeper.
TRUSTEES.
Moody Currier, BE. C. Merrill, S. D. Green, J. F. James,
Lucian B. Clough, James A. Weston, Geo. W. Riddle, J. E. Bennett.
AMOSKEAG NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
X83 IE Xj 1V£ O 1? :FL IE3 3S3 T ,
CAPITAL, . . . $200 j 000.
MOODY CURRIER, President.
GEORGEiB. CHANDLER, Cashier.
WILLIAM B. LANE, Teller.
DIRECTORS.
Moody Currier, S.D.Green, John S. Kidder, Edson Hill,
Herman Foster, John S. Elliot, Otis Barton, K. P. Silver,
Henry Chandler.
Exchange Committee.
Moody Currier, John S. Kidder. Edson Hill.
IDISCOTJNT iVLX. DAYS.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
287
CITY SAVINGS BANK.
Amount of Deposits, $500,000.
CHARTERED JTJWE, XSSO.
Office at CITY NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE,
Corner of Elm and Manchester Streets.
JOSEPH KIDDER, President. E. W. HARRINGTON, Treasurer.
Samuel W. Parsons, John D. Bean, J. C. Ricker, James S. Cheney, Bradbury
P. Cilley, John C. Young, Wm. H. Boyd, Henry Chandler,
Wm. B. Johnson, Hilas Dickey, Trustees.
All money deposited previous to the first Monday in each month will draw
interest from the first day.
This Bank has always paid six per cent annual interest from its organization,
has never lost a dollar, nor has it a dollar of bad paper.
Interest made up annually in July, and credited immediately to the Depos-
itors.
In consideration of the above facts, persons who desire a safe investment of
their money will find it for their advantage to deposit with this Bank.
Incorporated 1865. Capital, $150,000.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,
Corner of Elm. and. Manchester Streets.
C. W. STANLEY, President.
E. W. Harrington, Cashier. D. W. Lane, Assistant Cashier. C. W. Stanley,
David R. Leach, S. W. Parsons, Joseph Kidder.Thomas Morgan,
J. A. Haines, Alpheus Gay, Directors.
DISCOUNT DA.Y, MIOINTD AY , O .A.. M.
INDIAN HEAD NATIONAL BANK, NASHUA—
Depot Building. Incorporated July, 1851. Capital,
8120,000. Discount day, Monday. C. B. Hill, President;
John G. Kimball, Cashier. Augustus G. Reed, Elbridge
G. Reed, Charles Lovejoy, Calvin B. Hill, D. A. G. War-
ner, Matthew Barr, Directors.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NASHUA — Bank
Building, opp. City Hall. Incorporated July, 1863.
Capital, $150,000. Discount day, Monday. E. II. Spald-
ing, President; J. A. Spaulding, Cashier; William D.
Moor, Teller; Thomas Chase, E. P. Emerson, L. A. Roby,
E. H. Spalding, S. D. Greeley, Geo. E. Gasje, Directors.
NASHUA SAVINGS BANK, NASHUA — Ex-
change Building, opp. Post-office. Isaac Spaulding,
President; Edward Spalding, Treasurer. Office open
every day and evening.
CITY SAVINGS BANK, NASHUA— Main, opp.
City Hall. Deposits, over $1,000,000. E. P. Emerson,
President; E. H. Spalding, Treasurer.
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THE OLD
Lowell National Bank,
(FORMERLY THE LOWELL BANK).
BANKING-B OOMS IN SAVINGS-BANK BUILDING,
Cor. Shattuck and Middle Sts.
Discount Days, Mondays anil Thursdays. Annual Election,
Third Tuesday of January.
Incorporated as a State Bank, March 11, 1828. Authorized to commence
business as a National Banking Association, June 22, 1865.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
EDWA.HI> TUCK, President.
CHAS. M. WILIjIAMS, Cashier.
ERA^VK Sf. CHASE, Cleric.
DIRECTORS.
Willard A. Brown, Joel Spalding, Bhineas Whiting,
Luther W. Faulkner, Edward Tuck, William H. B. Wright,
Jonathan B. Folsom, John Waugh, William Walker.
INCORPORATED 1839.
Tie Lowell Institution* Savings,
OFFICE IN THE SAVINGS-BANK BUILDING,
And is open Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Afternoon
and evening.
THEODORE EDSON, President.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
JOHN O. GBEEN, GEO. MOTLEY, JOBZN C. BALFBEY.
TRUSTEES:
William Nichols, Daniel Cashing, Francis B. Appleton,
Oliver if. Berry, Charles A. Savory, Samuel Kidder,
Amos B. French.
GEORGE J. CARNEY, Treasurer.
EAURIN MARTIN, Clerk.
Wlllini EAMSON, Watchman.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
289
Railroad National Bank,
Odd Fellows Block, Merrimack St.
INCORPORATED 1831 -
RE-ORGANKZED 1865.
Capital, - $800,000.
PAR VALUE OE SHAKES, $100.
S. W. STICKNEY, President..
JAMES S. HOVEY, Cashier.
JAMES M. COBTTRN, Teller. FRANK P. SAGGETT, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
SEWALL G. MACK,
CHARLES HOVEY,
WILLIAM A. BURKE,
O. H. PERRY,
GEORGE MOTLEY,
SAMUEL W. STICKNEY,
DISCOUNT
SAMUEL FAY,
GEORGE RIPLEY,
JAMES B. FRANCIS,
JOHN W. P. ABBOTT,
JACOB ROGERS,
FRANK F. BATTLES.
I> A IE Y.
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
CARLTON BLOCK, MERRIMACK ST.
OR.G-.A.]NrXZ:E3X3 1861.
Open every afternoon (except Saturdays), from 2 to 4 o'clock ; and
on Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to & o'clock.
PRESIDENT.
WIEEIAM! A. BURKE.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
SAMUEL W. STICKNEY, HOYT W. HILTON,
JEREMIAH CLARK,] OWEN STREET,
ISAAC PLACE.
ISAAC COOPER,
GEORGE RIPLEY,
SAMUEL FAY,
CHARLES HOVEY,
ALFRED OILMAN,
WILLIAM BROWN,
HORACE J. ADAMS,
Tit US TE E S.
EDWARD F. WATSON,
FEKD1NAND RODLIFF,
JULIAN V. KEYES,
JACOB ROGERS,
ALEX. G. CUMNOCK,
JACOB H. SAWYER,
GUSTAVUS V. FOX.
BOARD OF INVESTMENT.
SAMUEL W. STICKNEY, JACOB ROGERS,
GEORGE RIPLEY, E. F. WATSON,
GUSTAVUS V. FOX.
TR E AS VRER.
CHARLES C. HUTCHINSON.
E. W.
CEE RK.
WENTWORTH.
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290 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Appleton National Bank,
6 APPLETON BLOCK,
Central Street, - - - - Lowell.
0£tX>i"fc^l? - - $300,000.
J. A. SNOWIES, ------ President.
J. F. KIMBALL, ------ Cashier.
S. SEW ALL, Jr., ------ Clerk.
WILLIAM S. BENNETT, GEORGE BRAGDON,
ALDEN B. BUTTRICK, ISAAC FARRINGTON,
i JOSIAH B. FRENCH, WILLIAM L. NORTH,
ADDISON PUTNAM, CHARLES B. RICHMOND,
WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, WM. E. LIVINGSTON.
Annual Meeting, Second Tuesday in January. Dividends , First
Monday of April and October. Discottnt, Mondays and Thursdays.
tty Dividends payable in Boston collected withotit charge.
City Institution for Savings,
6 APPLETON BLOCK,
Central Street, : LOWELL.
Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, from 2 to 4
o'clock; and Thursday and Saturday Evenings,
from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Quarters commence on the second Saturdays of January, April, July, and
October.
EATE OP INTEEEST, FIVE PEE CENT PEE ANNUM.
EXTRA DIVIDENDS EVERT FIVE TEARS.
NATHAN ALLEN, President. JOHN A. BUTTRICK, Treasurer.
FEED. A. BUTTRICK, CHAS. T. PAUL, Clerks.
VICE-PRESIDENT.
JOSIAH G. A.U330TT.
TRUSTEES.
JONATHAN TYLER, ABRAM FRENCH,
J. B. FRENCH, JAMES B. FRANCIS,
JACOB ROBBINS, JOHN K. CHASE,
CHARLES H. WILDER, W. E. LIVINGSTON,
A. L. BROOKS, N. M. WRIGHT,
GEORGE BRAGDON, CHARLES B. RICHMOND.
BOARD OF INVESTMENT.
JOSIAH B. FRENCH, JAMES B. FRANCIS,
MATH AN ALLEN, CH4KLES B. RICHMOND,
JOHN A. BUTTRICK.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAETMENT.
291
Merchants National Bank,
MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING,
41 & 43 Merrimack Street, Lowell.
U. S, Depositary, and Financial Agent of the United States.
CAPITAL, $4003000.
HOCUM HOSFORD, President.
JOHN N. PEIRCE, Jr., Cashier.
HENRY P. WEBBER, Teller. F. W. HURD, Bookkeeper.
G. W. ELY, Discount Clerk.
DIRECTORS i
HOCUM HOSFORD,
HORACE J. ADAMS,
JOSEPH H. ELY,
WILLIAM KELLEY,
JOSHUA N. MARSHALL,
D. W. C. FARRINGTON,
W. H. ANDERSON,
O. H. MOULTON,
W. KITTREDGE,
S. T. LANCASTER,
A. G. CUMNOCK.
Discount, Mondays and Thursdays. Annual Meeting, 2d Tuesday in January.
Central Savings Bank,
IN LOWELL,
41 & 43 Merrimack Street, nearly opp. Central Street.
DANK SOURS,
From 9 to 12 a. m., and from 2 to 5 p. m.,
EACH DAT OP THE WEEK,
AND TUESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, FROM 7 TO 8.
CLOSED SATURDAY P. M.
PRESIDENT,
OLIVER H. MlOXJLTOlSr.
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
HIRAM PARKER, JONA. P. FOLSOM,
THOMAS S. SHAW, FREDERICK AYER,
GEO. RICHARDSON, CHAS. G. SARGENT.
TRUSTEES.
Daniel Swan, Rev. Michael O'Brien, John S. Jaques,
Benj. Walker, J. N. Marshall, Samuel A. Chase,
Frederick Frte, George F. Scribnbr, Joseph S. Brown,
Joseph R. Hayes, Patrick Lynch, Erastds Boyden,
Wm. Kittredge, Henry C. Church, Stark Totman,
George W. Coburn, Ezra B. Adams, W. H. Clemence,
Alvin Emerson, W. A. Brown.
TREASURER.
JOHN N. PEIRCE, Jr.
Quarters commence 1st Saturday in February, May, August, and November.
292 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
The Wamesit National Bank
OIF LOWELL,
Middlesex Street, near Northern Depot.
INCORPORATED AS A STATE BANK, APRIL 28, 1853.
ORGANIZED AS A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, FEB. 3, 1865.
Capital, $250,000.
CHARLES WHITNEY, President,
JOHN H. BUTTRICK, Cashier,
G. WINFIELD KNOWLTON, Bookkeeper,
ALMY J. FLINT, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
DANIEL CHURCHILL, H. C. HOWE, CHARLES WHITNEY.
JOSIAH GATES, FRANCIS JE WE TT, C. H. WILDER,
SAMUEL HORN, C. E. PAIGE, A. F. WRIGHT,
SAM'L KIDDER.
Annual Meeting, third Tuesday in January. Discounts, daily. Dividends,
first Monday of January and July.
Merrimack River Savings Bank,
L OWELL,
At the Wamesit National Bank,
MIDDLESEX5 STEEET, near NORTHERN DEPOT.
PRESIDENT.
JOSIAH G. PEABODY.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
GEORGE F. WARREN, LEONARD HUNTRESS,
SAMUEL HORN, JOSIAH GATES,
CHARLES E. PAIGE.
TRUSTEES.
CHARLES WHITNEY, JOHN M. PEVEY", JAMES STOTT,
CHARLES KIMBALL, FRANCIS JEWETT, CHARLES RUNELS,
WM. E. LIVINGSTON, A. D. PUFFER, ALLAN CAMERON,
HENRY C. HOWE, ATWELL F. WRIGHT, S. T. WRIGHT,
JOHN F. McEVOY, CHARLES F. YOUNG, NASH SIMONS.
TREASURER.
G. W. KNOWLTON.
Open Tuesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 o'clock, and on Tuesday and
Saturday Evenings, from 7 to 9. Quarters commence— 1st Saturdays in
February, May, August and November.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. 293
Prescott National Bank,
26 AND 28 CENTRAL STREET,
Opp. Middle Street, - - LOWELL.
Incorporated. 1850. Reorganized 1865.
CAPITAL j $300jOOO.
CHARLES B. COBURN, President.
ALONZO A. COBURN, Cashier.
FRED. BLANCHARD and FRED. BOYNTON, Clerks.
DIEECTORS.
Chas. B. Coburn, Charles Stott, Benjamin Adams, Albert Wheeler,
Elijah M. Read, D. S. Richardson, A. B. Richardson, R. H. Butcher.
John K. Chase, Hapgood Wright, Chas. G. Sargent,
ANNUAL MEETING, SECOND TUESDAY IN JANUARY.
Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Dividends payable first of April and
October.
Bank Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 4. Shut Saturday, P. M.
Sight Drafts and Orders on Boston collected without charge. General
Banking and Exchange Business done on most favorable terms. Drafts drawn
on New York.
THE LOWELL
Five Cent Savings Bank,
IX CORP ORATED 1854.
Keceives Deposits in sums of 5 cents to $1,000.
Office in the Prescott National Bank Building,
26 & 28 CENTRAL STREET, LOWELL
Opp. middle Street, first floor.
Open every afternoon, except Saturday, from 2 to 4; and Tuesday and Sat-
urday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. Quarters commence first Saturday in Jan-
uary, April, July, and October.
HORATIO WOOD, President.
YICE-PRESIDEIYTS.
F. F. Battles, Nathan Crosby, Sewall G. Mack, Elijah M. Reed, Hocum Hosford-
TRUSTEES.
John W. P. Abbott, Benjamin Adams, Chas. B. Coburn, Joseph A. Brabrook,
Thomas Talbot, John F. Kimball, William A. Richardson, Hapgood Wright,
John L. Cheney, William F. Salmon, John Holt, Oliver E. Cushing, John C.
Bartlett, Chas. H. Burbank, William Walker.
ARTEMAS S. TYLER, Treasurer.
DAVID II KALE V, Jr., SAffl'I, T. BARNES, Clerks.
294 MEREIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
First National Bank
CENTKAL, COE. MIDDLE ST., LOWELL.
ORGANIZED 1864.
CAPITAL, : : : : $250,000.
ARTHUE I>. BONNEY, - - President.
GEORGE B. ALLEINT, - - - Cashier.
WARREN E. PUTNAM, - - Teller.
WALTER M. SAWYER, - - Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
JAMES C. ABBOTT, SAMUEL N. WOOD,
EPHRAIM BROWN, ISAAC PLACE,
W. H. PARKER, P. DEMPSEY,
OILMAN KIMBALL, AMOS B. FRENCH.
Discount Days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
ANNUAL ELECTION IN JANUARY.
BAY STATE NATIONAL BANK, LAWRENCE—
301 Essex Street. Incorporated 1847. Reorganized
1865. Capital, $375,000. George L. Davis, North Ando-
ver, President ; Samuel White, Cashier. Geo. L. Davis,
Henry Barton, Luther Ladd, Geo. W. Hills, Joseph Shat-
tuck, jr., C. A. Brown, N. G. White, D. S. Swan, William
A. Russell, Directors. Discount, Monday only.
NATIONAL PEMBERTON BANK, LAWRENCE
— Essex Street, cor. Pemberton. Incorporated 1865.
Capital, $150,000. Levi Sprague, of Lowell, President;
W. II. Jaquith, Cashier. Levi Sprague, Geo. D. Cabot,
Charles Smith, H. Plummer, William R. Spaulding, A. A.
Lamphy, Milton Bonney, Dan'l Saunders, jr., W. D. Lamb,
Directors. Discount day, Wednesday.
ESSEX SAVINGS BANK, LAWRENCE— 301 Es-
sex Street. George D. Cabot, President; James H.
Eaton, Treasurer.
LAWRENCE SAVINGS BANK, LAWRENCE—
Corner of Essex and Jackson Streets. All sums
from 5 cents to $1,000 received. Milton Bonney, Presi-
dent; W. R. Spaulding, Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
295
HAVERHILL NATIONAL BANK— 87 Merrimack
Street. Organized July, 1864. Capital, $200,000. Dis-
count day, Monday. President, John A. Appleton ; Cash-
ier, James E. Gale. John A. Appleton, Charles Haseltine,
Humphrey Hoyt, Daniel Fitts, A. W. Chase, Eben Mitch-
ell, John J. Marsh, George A. Kimball, Directors.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, HAVERHILL— No.
9-4 Merrimack Street. Organized July 11, 1864. Cap-
ital, $300,000. Discount day, Monday. President, Moses
How; Cashier, E. G. Wood; Teller, C. H. Goodwin;
Moses How, Geo. Cogswell, P. B. How, Edmund Gage,
Levi Taylor, Samuel Laubham, R. Stuart Chase, Direc-
tors.
ESSEX NATIONAL BANK, HAVERHILL— No.
24 Merrimack Street. Capital, $100,000. Discount day,
Monday. President, John C. Tilton ; Cashier, W. Cald-
well. John C. Tilton, Leverett Kimball, John P. Randall,
W. Caldwell, E. S. Sanborn, Directors.
MERRIMACK NATIONAL BANK, HAVERHILL
—No. 106 Merrimack Street. Capital, $240,000. Dis-
count day, Monday. President, E. J. M. Hale ; Cashier,
John L. Hobson ; Teller, U. A. Killan. E. J. M. Hale,
Thomas Newcomb, Moses Nichols, John B. Nichols, Geo.
Appleton, Charles W. Chase, John P. Gilman, Dudley
Porter, Laburton Johnson, Directors.
HAVERHILL SAVINGS BANK— No. 87 Merri-
mack Street. President, John A. Appleton ; Treasurer,
A. B. Jaques.
CITY FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK— No. 94
Merrimack Street. President, Warner R. Whittier;
Vice-presidents, Moses How, S. W. Hopkinson.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AMESBURY—
Main, West Amesbury. Incorporated 1864. Capital,
$100,000. President, Wm. H. Haskell; Cashier, J. L.
Pearson. Wm. H. Haskell, J. S. Powen, T. T. Merrill,
Wm. Gunuison, A. E. Goodwin, B. F. Sargent,Francis
Sargent, Directors. Discount day, Monday.
POWOW RIVER NATIONAL BANK— Market
Square, Salisbury Mills. Incorporated 1836. Capi-
tal $100,000. Reorganized 1865. Thomas J. Clark, Pres-
ident; G. F. Bagley, Cashier. Stephen Woodman, Daniel
Webster, Thomas J. Clark, Joshua Colby, J. N. Clark, Seth
Clark, Directors.
THE PROVIDENT INSTITUTION FOR SAV-
INGS, FOR SALISBURY AND AMESBURY— Incor-
296 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
porated 1828. W. C. Binney, JPresiclent; Seth Clark,
Joshua Colby, Vice-presidents; David L. Dearborn, Sec-
retary.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, NEWBURY-
PORT — 61 State, corner Charter Street. Capital
$120,000. Nathaniel Hills, President; Gyles P. Stone,
Cashier. Micajah Lunt, Isaac II. Board man, J.J. Knapp,
William Graves, John N. Cushing, N. Hills, J. II. Spring,
Directors. Discount daily.
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK, NEWBURY-
PORT— 51 State Street. Capital, $250,000. Edward
S. Moseley, President; John Andrews, Cashier. E. S.
Moseley, Jacob Horton, E. F. Stone, J. H. Balch, C. M.
Bayley, Joshua Hale, W. H. Swasey, Directors. Discount
daily.
OCEAN NATIONAL BANK, NEWBURYPORT—
19 Market Square. Capital, $150,000. William Cush-
ing, President; P. H. Lunt, Cashier. William Cushing,
John N. Pike, Charles Lunt, Nicholas Varina, Alexander
Caldwell, William Stone, David T. Woodwell, Warren
Currier, Edward Burrill, Directors. Discount daily.
NEWBURYPORT FIVE CENT SAVINGS BANK
— 53 State Street. David Wood, President; J. A. May-
nard, /Secretary and Treasurer.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, NEWBURYPORT—
No. 16 State Street. Depository of Financial Agents
of the United States. Organized February 22, 1864.
Capital, $300,000. Charles H. Coffin, President; Jacob
Stone, Cashier. Charles H. Coffin, Robert Bayley, Hor-
ace Choate, Eben Sumner, David Hale, Robert Couch,
Henry Cook, Edward H. Little, William Thurston, Di-
rectors. Discount daily.
INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS, NEWBURY-
PORT— 59 State Street. Amount of Deposits, $3,-
100,000. Edward S. Moseley, President; Richard Stone,
Treasurer.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EQUITABLE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY, CONCORD— Sanborn's Block, Main Street. In-
corporated 1846. Caleb Parker, President; Mitchell Gil-
more, /Secretary and Treasurer.
NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY, MANCHESTER — 173 Merchants Exchange.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
297
Capital, 8100,000. E. A. Straw, President; J. A. West-
on, Vice-president; John C. French, Secretary; Geo. B.
Chandler, Treasurer.
NASHUA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY—Noyes' Block. Incorporated 1856. J. D. Ot-
terson, President; James B. Fassett, Secretary and Trea-
surer.
PEMBERTON MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, LAWRENCE— Office, 339 Essex Street.
A. J. French, President; A. W. Stearns, J. A. Treat,
Vice-presidents ; J. K. Norwood, Secretary and Treas-
urer.
LOWELL MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM-
PANY—49 Central Street. James K. Fellows, Presi-
dent; James Cook, Secretary. Jonathan Tyler, Benja-
min Walker, A. R. Brown, George Stevens, W. E. Liv-
ingston, William H. Wiggin, Abram French, Alden B.
Buttrick, Charles A. Stott, Jacob Bobbins, William P.
Brazer, J. C. Abbott, E. B. Patch, J. K. Fellows, Amos
B. French, Wm. O. Fiske, Frederick Frye, Directors.
TRADERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE
COMPANY, LOWELL— Incorporated 1848. C. B.
Coburn, President; E. F. Sherman, Secretary. Charles
B. Coburn, S. W. Stickney, L. G. Howe, Levi Sprague,
Edward Tuck, D. S. Richardson, Isaac Place, Hocum Hos-
ford, E. F. Sherman, A. B. Richardson, Directors.
SALISBURY AND AMESBURY MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY— David L. Dearborn, Pres-
ident; Wm. C. Binney, Secretary; Thomas J. Clark, Wm.
J. Boardman, Robert Fowler, J. N. Clark, Williams Allen,
Wm. C. Binney, D. L. Dearborn, O. S. Patten, Patten
Sargent, Joshua Colby, Cyrus Dearborn, jr., Directors.
NEWBURYPORT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY— 24 State Street. Amos Noyes, President;
J. J. Knapp, Secretary. John Balch, J. J. Knapp, Charles
French, William Ashley, William H. Brewster, Isaac H.
Boardman, Stephen W. Marston, George Greenleaf, Na-
than Follansbee, John Burrill, Jacob Horton, Edward S.
Moseley, John Buntin, William Balch, Amos Noyes, War-
ren Currier, Directors.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, NEWBURYPORT— 24 State Street.
(Closing up business.)
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298 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Manufacturing Company,
MANCHESTEE, 1ST. H.
INCORPORATED 1831.
CAPITAL, - - $3,000,000.
WILLIAM AMORY, Treas., - - 60 State St., Boston.
Gardner Brewer & Co., Selling Agents, 57 Federal St., Boston.
E. A. STRAW, Agent at the Works, Manchester, N. H.
This Company control and manage the Water-power of the Merrimack River
at Manchester, and also carry on works for the Manufacture of
-AND-
STEM FIRE EMCIMES.
WM. G. PERRY, - Supt. at Mills.
N. S. BEAN, ----- " Machine Dept.
C. i. RICHARDSON, - - - Paymaster.
E. H. HOBBS, - Engineer.
Manufacture Tickings, Denims, Stripes, Ging-
hams, Sheetings, Shirtings, Print Cloths,
Balmorals, and Cotton Flannels, and
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
Spindles, 103,500.
Looms, 3,000.
Females Employed, 3,000.
Males " 1,200.
Yards manufactured per week, 600,000.
Founds Cotton consumed per -week, 200,000.
PAY- DAT THE EAST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
299
I
Located on Canal St. Manchester. N. H.
INCORPORATED 1838.
COMMENCED OPERATIONS 1839.
CjiPIM&i
$tar>Q?QQQ>
No. of Shares, 1,250. Par Value, $1,000.
Annual Meeting of Stockholders in October.
CHARLES AMORY, President.
WILLIAM AMORY, Treasurer.
PHINEHAS ADAMS, Agent.
D. C. GOULD, jun., Paymaster.
DIRECTORS,
4 M.lRLBiS .t. II OKI', JOHJT C. EEE,
J. I. BOVfniTCH, V.BISIf.VER BREWER.
Manufacture Sheetings, Drillings, Cotton Duck,
Seamless Bags, and Linen Goods.
GARDNER BREWER & CO.,
SE3L.iL.insr a- agents,
BOSTON, MASS.
This Company runs 40,000 Spindles, 1,300 Looms, and
employs about 300 Males and 900 Females.
Pay-day week after the last Saturday in each month.
300 MEEEIMACK KIVER DIRECTOEY.
MANCHESTER
Kg
MANCHESTER. 1ST. H.
INCORPORATED 1839.
CAPITAL, - - - - $1,800,000.
WILLIAM MIXTEK, President.
WM. H. THOMPSON, 82 Milk St., Boston, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS :
Samuel It. Payson, Charles W. Freeland, Samuel Johnson, James Elli-
son, Nathan JParker, David JB. Jewett.
JAMES DEAN, Superintendent P. W.
ANDREW N. BAKER and JOSIAH S. SHANNON, Paymasters.
Spindles, - 100,000
Looms, 2,000
Females employed, -------- 1,500
Males " - 1,000
Yards made per week, ------ 400,000
Cotton consumed per week, lbs., - - - - 60,000
Wool " " 50,000
Coal " " " tons, 200
Wood " " " cords, - - - - 200
KINDS OF GOODS MADE.
PRINTS, DELAINES, ANGOLA FLANNELS, ALL WOOL DELAINES, FIG*
URED COTTON AND WOOL GOODS, "JACQUARD " FANCY GOODS,
FANCY CASSIMERES, SATINETS, ALPACAS, COTTON
AND WOOL POPLINS.
J. C. HOWE & CO., - - Selling Agents,
DOSTON, NEW TORE, AND PHILADELPHIA.
This Corporation runs four Mills besides the Print Works.
PA V l™i A VQ ■ l^I'tts> week after the first Saturday in each month.
T A I Unlo i ( Print Works, third of each month.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. 301
Manufacturing Comfy,
Located on Basin Street, Nashua, N. H.
INCORPORATED, 1823.
COMMENCED OPERATION, 1825.
c&9iva&. m9«9$99§9.
2j000 SHARES j PAR VALUE j $500.
W. D. CADWELL, Agent. IYORY HARMON, Supt.
IGNATIUS SARGENT, President,
William Aniory, \
Edward Spalding, j mrecfors.
John A. Buruham, I
Israel Whitney. /
JAMES S. AMORY, Treasurer.
SELLING AGENTS,
MptflMr TuGKEIf f Go.,
BOSTON AND NEW YORK.
Manufacture Fine Sheetings and Shirtings, Drillings,
Print Cloths and Cotton Flannels.
63,000 Spindles, 1,600 Looms.
302
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Manufacturing Co.,
Located MAIN ST. (HARBOR),
NASHUA, N. H.
Incorporated, July 4th, 1851.
t * •
GEORGE Y. SAWYER, - - President.
B. SAUNDERS, - Agent and Treasurer.
A. H. SAUNDERS, - - - - Clerk,
/Sf>j/tftff jjcftf/jf Gotto/Is,
SELLLIISTG AGENTS.
DEXTER, ABBOT & CO.,
24 Franklin Street, -
- BOSTON.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
303
[e
MILL PLANS, &c.
Merrimack Street, ) CHANNING WHITAKER,
Opposite Bridge. ) Mechanical Engineer.
wwiMiu;»^wi«Jimiiupai»iu^
304
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
PROPRIETORS
OFFICE, MECHANIC STKEET, - LOWELL, MASS.
INCORPORATED 1792.
JOHN T. MORSE, Treasurer,
14 Devonshire Street, Boston.
JAMES B. FRANCIS, Agent.
NOAH R. HARLOW, Paymaster.
This Company control and manage the Water-power of
the Merrimack River, at Lowell, and also
carry on works for
KYANIZING & BURRETTIZING TIMBER.
Payday on the Monday after the last Saturday
of each month.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
305
MERRIMACK
END BUTTON ST., LOWELL.
INCORPORATED 1823.
F. B. CROWNINSHIELD, Treas., 60 State St., Boston.
JOHN C. PALFREY, Superintendent.
BENJAMIN PATCH, Paymaster of Mills.
EDWARD TUFTS, Treasurer's Clerk.
HENRY BURROWS, Supt. of Print Works.
WM. HARDMAN, Paymaster of Print Works.
Spindles, ....
Looms, .....
Females employed, .
Males employed, .
Yards made per weeJc,
Cotton consumed per week, lbs.,
Yards Dyed and Printed, .
Kinds of Goods made, .
105,568
2,583
. 1,800
700
490,000
. 85,000
545,600
Prints, JVo. 30 to 37
Pay-day on the Saturday before the 16th of each Month.
This Corporation runs five Mills, besides the Print Works.
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306 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
L,Jli
NY,
Jackson Street, Lowell, Mass.
INCOTtFOMATMD 1825.
CAPITAL, . . ■ $ J, 200,000.
JAMES A. DUPEE, Treasurer.
No. 5 Pemberton Square, .... BOSTON.
OLIVER H. MOULTON, . . Superintendent.
WILLIAM HARLEY, . Supt. of Print Works.
FERDINAND RODLIFF, Jr., . . Paymaster.
Spindles 51,268
Looms 1,322
Females employed 850
Males employed 425
Yards made per*iveeJc » 225,000
Cotton consumed, per week, lbs 70,000
Yards dyed and printed 250,000
KIlVD OF GOODS IMLA^IDIE:
FLANNELS, PRINTS, TICKS, STRIPES, DRILLS,
DENIMS, AND SHIRTINGS, 5 to 53.
Mtttltto* ©f WM§ P TO* & ©CI© Print W©!ife.
PAY DAT, SECOND WEEK AFTER LAST 8ATURDAT IN EACH MONTH.
GARDNER BREWER & CO., Selling Agents,
BOSTON.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. 307
MANUFACTURING COMP'Y,
MARKET STREET-
INCORFOBATED 1898.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000.
D, B. JEWETT, Treasurer, 28 State Street, Boston,
THOMAS SAMPSON, Clerk, 28 State St., Boston.
GEO. C. RICHARDSON & CO., Selling Agents,
06 Devonshire St., Boston; and 113 & 115 Worth St., \. T.
SAMUEL FAY, Superintendent.
AMOS A. BLANCHARD, Paymaster.
SPINDLES:
19,700 Worstedand Wool ; S,816 Cotton.
LOOMS:
290 Power Carpet ; YS Lasting.
Females Employed, 1,000.
Males Employed, 450.
YARDS MADE PER WEEK, 37,000 YARDS CARPETINGS.
Cotton consumed per week, .... 4,000 lbs.
Clean Wool consumed per week, . . . 70,000 lbs.
Manufacture Carpets, Serps, aid Lastinp.
This Company run One Spinning:, Two Carpet, & One Pine-Worsted Mill.
Pay-day, week after the last Saturday In each month.
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LESE
Warren St., - - laowelL
INCORPORATED 1830.
CAPITAL, $750,000.
RICHARD S. FAY, Treasurer,
65 Chauncy Street, Boston.
PEKRY, WENDELL, PAY & CO., Selling Agents,
65 Chauncy Street, Boston.
G. V. FOX, Agent.
WILLIAM 0. AVERY, Superintendent.
ALBERT A. HAGGETT, Paymaster.
Spindles 16,400
Looms 230 Broad.
Females employed 334
Males employed 481
Yards made per week 23,000 6-4
Clean "Wool consumed per week 25,000 pounds
KIND OF GOODS MADE:
Beavers, Ladies' Sackings, Opera Flannels,
Cassimeres, and Shawls.
NUMBER OF MILLS, FOUR & DYE HOUSES.
Pay-day, Friday after the fourth Saturday in each month.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
309
NORTH END OF SUFFOLK STREET, LOWELL, MASS,
INCORPORATED 1831.
i ill
®W^
T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE, Treasurer,
12 PEJIBESTOIV SQUARE, BOSTON.
DANIEL HUSSEY, Agent.
T. L. P. LAMSON, Paymaster.
GEO. 0. RICHAKDSON & CO., Selling Agents, Boston,
Spindles, 75,400
Looms .... 1,885
Knitting Machines, 500
Females employed, . • 1,380
Males employed, 250
v„„jc ™„j„ „«. „,aaz. i 310,000 Cotton Cloth.
Yards made per week, . . \ J^OOO doz. Hosiery.
Cotton consumed per week, lbs 90,000
Wool consumed per week, 1,000
KIND OF GOODS MADE:
Sheeting, Shirting, Printing Cloth, Cotton and
Merino Hosiery.
Number of Mills, Five, and Dye Houses.
PAYMENTS CLOSE LAST SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH.
310
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Bleachery Street, in South part of the city.
INCORPORATED 1833.
} * •
SAMUEL G. SNELLING,
82 MllU Street, Boston.
Treasurer.
FRANK P. APPLETON,
HAMILTON BURRAGE, . . .
Agent.
Paymaster.
Females Employed, 40
Males Employed, 360
Pounds Bleached per Annum, . . . 10,000,000
Yards Dyed per Annum, .... 15,000,000
ALL GRADES AND STYLES OP
Pay day, week after last Saturday of each month,
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
311
AMORY, FOOT OF JOHN ST.,
LOWELL, .... M^SS.
INCORPORATED, 1835.
CAPITAL, - - $1,200,000.
RICHARD D. ROGERS, Treasurer,
60 State Street, Boston.
A, EL CDHOEK, Apt. JAMES G. MARSHALL, Paymaster.
Selling Agents, GEO. C. RICHARDSON & CO., Boston.
Spindles 92,060
Looms 2,000
Females employed 1,100
Males employed, including mule-tenders 400
Yards made per week 380,000
Cotton consumed per week, in pounds 90,000
--- j * « ■ j i ( Drillings and Sheetings, No. 14. Sheetings,
Kind of Goods made, j Shirtings, Print Cloths, 30 to 40.
THIS COMPANY RUNS FIVE MILLS.
PAT-DAT, WEEK AFTER FIBST SATURDAT IN EACH MONTH.
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IjOCATSD -A-T
Junction of Merrimack and Concord Rivers,
BETWEEN BRIDGE AND MERRIMACK STREETS, - - LOWELL.
INCORPORATED 1830.
CAPITAL, $1,800,000.
GEO. ATKINSON, Treasurer, 60 State St., Boston.
FROTHINGHAM & CO., Selling Agents, 59 Franklin Street, Boston.
FRANK E. BATTLES, Agent.
AMOS RUGG, Paymaster.
Capital Stock $1,800,000
Number of Mills 6
Spindles 77,002
Looms 2,095
Females employed 850
Males employed 320
Yards made per week 420,000
Pounds Cotton consumed per week 130,000
Kind of Goods made. . . .Sheetings, Shirtings, Drillings 10 to 37
Tons of Anthracite Coal per annum 1,636
Bushels Charcoal per annum 800
Cords Wood per annum 100
Gallons Oil* per annum 6,900
Pounds Starch per annum 150,000
"Water Wheels— diam 4 Swain Turbines, 5 ft. ; 3 Turbines, 10
ft.; 2 do., 9 ft.; 1 do., 7 ft.; 2 do., 5 ft. 9 inches.
Steam power 1 engine, 200 horse power.
PAY-DAY, WEEK AFTER SECOND SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH.
ERASTUS B0YDEN, Superintendent.
PHILETUS BURNHAM, Paymaster.
PAY-DAY, SAME AS MASSACHUSETTS.
These Mills belony to the Massachusetts Cotton Mills, and the Statis-
tics are included in those of that Company.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. 313
HOSIERY COMPANY,
Mount Vernon Street, near Broadway,
INCORPORATED MAY, 1869.
CAPITAL, $100,000.
0. P. TALBOT, President.
H. HOSFORD, Treasurer.
W. F. SALMON, Manager.
EMPLOY 100 HANDS.
Produce 450 dozen Plain Cotton Hose daily.
SEI/L.I3KTC3- AGENTS,
J. S. <& E. WRIGHT & CO.,
BOSTON AND NEW YORK.
40 "
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Tremont & Suffolk Mills,
SUFFOLK, BELOW MOODY ST.,
LO'WEI/L, ... - Ti/£J^.SS.
INCORPORATED 1871.
(S^PfiT^L, - - . ■ . $«,i@©,@©@«
JOHN C. BIRDSEYE, Treas.,
14 Devonshire Street, Boston.
GEO. C. RICHARDSOX & CO., Selling Agents, 96 Devonshire Street,
Boston, and 113 and 115 Worth Street, New Tork.
THOMAS S. SHAW, Agent. JARED P. MAXFIELD, Paymaster.
Spindles .' 71,000
Zooms 1,724
Females employed 800
Males employed 400
Yards made pier week 380,000
Cotton consumed per week, pounds 100,000
KIND OF GOODS MADE:
Jeans, Cotton Flannels, Drillings, Sheetings,
Shirtings, and Print Cloths.
Number of Mills run by this Company, Four.
PAY-DAY, WEEK AFTER LAST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. 315
MACHINE SHOP.
IDxxttoio. Street
INCORPORATED 1845.
CAPITAL, - - - $600,000.
J. THOMAS STEVENSON, Treasurer,
82 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
GEORGE RICHARDSON, - - Superintendent.
CHARLES W. SLEEPER, Paymaster.
1000 Men Employed.
IMl^JNTLrin^CTTJRE
COTTON MACHINERY,
Paper Machinery, Turbine Wheels, Heavy
Shafting and Gearing, Machinists9 Tools,
Boiler's, Hydraulic Presses, Heavy
Iron Castings, Light Brass
Castings, &c, &c.
Pay-day, week after last Saturday in each Month.
316 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
APPLETON COMPANY,
JACKSON STREET, LOWELL, MASS.
INCORPORATED 1828.
CAPITAL, - - - $600,000.
GEORGE MOTLEY, Treasurer,
ILSTo. 5 JPemberton Square, Boston.
J. H. SAWYER, Superintendent.
A. H. ROBINSON, Paymaster.
Spindles 27,568
Looms 788
Females employed 400
Males employed 120
Yards made per week 160,000
Cotton consumed per week, lbs 70,000
Manufacture Sheetings, Drillings, and Shirtings, No. 14.
NO. OF MILLS EUN BY THIS 00MPJ5&Y, THEEE.
PAY-DAI, WEEK AFTER LAST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
317
PACIFIC MIL
Treasurer, J. WILEY EDMANDS, 31 Kilby St., Boston.
Agent, .
Superintendent [of Printing, JOHN FALLON.
Superintendent of Manufacture, A. R. FIELD.
Cashier, JOHN R. ROLLINS.
SELLING AGENTS:
JMME8 &* MWWSsM d» €@.9
22 Franklin St., Boston; 59 Leonard St., New York.
Spindles, Cotton and Worsted, - - 136,604
Looms, _-.__-- 3,671
Males employed, --------- 1,550
Females employed, ------- 2,350
PRODUCT:
Calicoes, Shirtings, Lawns, Percales, Delaines,
Armures, Challis, Alpacas, Coburgs, Serges,
and other Worsted Dress Goods.
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LAWRENCE.
INCOEPORATED, FEBRUARY, 1846.
Present Capital, - - $1,500,000.
TREASURER.
WILLI AM GRAY, - - Boston.
AGENT.
JOSEPM P. BATTLES, - Lawrence.
CLERK.
JP. It. VINCENT, - - Boston.
PAYMASTER.
J. C. BOWKEB, - - Lawrence.
No. Spindles, 85,000
" Looms, 2,000
" Males employed, 400
" Females " 950
" Yards manufactured per week, - 440,000
" Pounds cotton used per week, - - 110,000
KIUSTDS OF CLOTH.
SHEETING AND SHIRTING.
IV©. of Yarn*, . . . 14's to 24's.
SELLING- AGKEINTTS.
WILLIAM GRAY, Treas.,
56 Summer Street, Boston.
WXXiXiXAM @RAY? Jr.,
22 White Street, - - NEW YORK.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
319
9
Union Street, foot of Essex Street,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
Incorporated and commenced operation* in I860.
Ocipit&l^ « ■ ■ ■ ■ «pwu^<
Treasurer, D. D. CROMB1E,
16 Pemberton Square, Boston.
Agent, D. M. AYEE.
Paymaster, . . . GEORGE W. COLBUItN.
No. Spindles, S5,000
No. Looms, ......... 700
No. Males employed, . . ..... 280
No. Females employed, ....... 683
IA>». Cotton consumed, ....... 40,000
Tds. of Goods per week, ..... . 150,000
KIND OF QOODS MANUFACTURED:
Cotton Fancy Cassimeres, Tickings, Stripes, Sheet-
ings, Ginghams, Drills, Denims, Poplins,
Cotton Flannel, &c, &c.
Fay Day, Second Thursday following last Saturday of each month.
No. OF MlliH-S, TWO-COTTON.
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WASHINGTON MILLS,
LAWRENCE,
INCORPORATED 18S8.
CAPITAL, - - - $1,650,000.
HENRY F. COE, Treasurer, 15 Chauncy St., Boston.
WILLI AM H. SALISBURY, Agent.
BARKER C. KIRK, Superintendent,
ALFRED B. CLARK, Baymaster.
SELLING- AGENTS.
E. R. MUDGE, SAWYER & COMPANY,
15 Chauncy St., Boston, 43 and 45 White St., New York.
Five Woolen Mills, Dye House, one Worsted and one Cotton Mill
Cards, 83 Sets, Woolen.
8 sets Worsted Machinery.
SPINDLES 8,640 Worsted.
do 20,000 Cotton.
LOOMS 460 Woolen.
do 350 Worsted.
do 400 Cotton.
Males employed 1,000
Females do 1,400
Clean Wool consumed 50,000 lbs. per week .
PAY-DAY :
Third Friday after last Saturday of each Month.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
521
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Monroe, cor. :E^©:n.t; St.,
NEWBURYPORT,
HTOORPORATED 1845.
MANUFACTURE
CAPITAL
<*>
$300,000.
W. W. TUCKER, President.
S. L. BUSH, Treasurer.
J. CUMNOCK, Agent.
Pay-day, second Wednesday in each month.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
CAPITAL,
ORGANIZED 1864.
- - - $150,000.
GEO. P. UPHAM, Treasurer.
O. H. PERRY, Agent.
SELLING AGENTS,
-,
No. 65 Chauncy Street, Boston.
No. 74 Leonard Street, New York.
3
20 PLEASANT ST., NEWBURYPORT,
MANUFACTURE
BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SH
INCOEPORATED 1S38.
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Number of Shares, . . . . . . 3,500
Par Value of Shares, $100.00
ISAAC H. r.OAKDMAX President.
WM. Git A VES Treasurer.
II. A. INGItA&AM Agent.
Jacob Hoeton, Micajah Lunt, Samuel Frothingham,
John H. Spring, Isaac H. Boakdman, 1. D. \V. Joy.
Joseph A. Frothingham:, Henry Cook, Joshua Hale.
Annual Meeting of Stockholders, last Wednesday in May.
Meeting of Directors, Wednesday, after the Second Saturday in each
month.
Dividends payable in May and November*
Days of Settlement, second Saturday ine aeh month.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
323
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES.
LANGDON MANUFACTURING COMPANY— Ca-
nal street. Incorporated 1857. Capital, $223,000. Wm.
Amory, jr., 60 State street, Boston, Treasurer; Wm. L.
Bailey, Agent. Spindles, 15,000;. looms, 304; females em-
ployed, 160 ; males, 70 ; yards made per week, 43,000 ; cot-
ton consumed per week, in lbs., 11,500. Kinds of goods
made — fine shirtings, sheetings, and silesias.
AMOSKEAG AXE COMPANY, MANCHESTER—
Canal street. Incorporated June, 1853. Capital stock,
$100,000. Moody Currier, President and Treasurer ; H.
C. Reynolds, Agent. Manufacture all kinds of edge tools.
Employ about 60 hands. Make about 500 tools per day.
Building 160 feet long, 60 feet wide, and three stories high.
AMOSKEAG PAPER MILL, MANCHESTER—
Canal street. B. F. Martin, Proprietor. Manufactures
about one ton and a half per day of book and newspaper;
employs 15 men and 15 girls. Building 100 feet long by
50 wide, three stories high.
NAMASKE MILL, MANCHESTER— Commenced
1857. E. A. Straw, Treasurer ; William B. Webster,
Resident Agent ; Gardner Brewer & Co., Boston, /Selling
Agents. Capital, $100,000. Articles manufactured — shirt-
ings, flannels, ginghams.
MANCHESTER LOCOMOTIVE WORKS— Incor-
porated 1854. Capital stock, $150,000. Number of shares,
1,000. Par value, $100. J. A. Burnham, President; A.
Blood, Agent; W. G. Means, Treasurer. Manufacture
locomotive and stationary steam engines, tools, and cast-
ings of every description. There are three shops.
NASHUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY— In-
corporated June, 1823. Capital, $1,000,000. O. P. Hus-
sey, Agent; Ivory Harmon, Suftt. ; John A. Baldwin,
Clerk ; W. P. Hussey, Assistant Clerk. Overseers — B.
S. Babcock, in yard ; Abram McLucas, in repair shop ; G.
F. Shedd, in cloth room.
JACKSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY— In-
corporated June, 1830. Capital, $600,000. W. D. Cad-
Avell, Agent ; R. W. Lane, Clerk and Paymaster ; E. M.
Temple, Assistant Clerk; James S. Amory, Treasurer;
Upham, Tucker <fc Co., Selling Agents. Overseers — A.
Knight, repairs; J. C. Knowles, carding; J. D. Chandler,
spinning; A. N. Shedd, C. S. Buswell, weaving; M.N.
Young, dressing room ; Wm. Spear, cloth room. Manu-
facture sheetings and shirtings.
324
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
AMERICAN FAN" COMPANY— Hollis street. In-
corporated 1867. Capital stock, $16,000. Employ about
100 hands, mostly females. F. S. Rogers, President ; F.
S. Rogers, Samuel K. Wellman, T. W. Perham, H. M.
Goodrich, George W. Greene, Directors; Frank A. Mc-
Kean, Treasurer.
UNDERHILL EDGE TOOL COMPANY, NASHUA
—Incorporated June, 1 852. Capital, $60,000. ,
President; George W. Underbill, Supt. ; C. B. Hill,
Treasurer, Agent, and Clerk. Employ 60 men. Con-
sume 160,000 lbs. of iron, and 40,000 lbs. of steel ; con-
sume 600 tons of anthracite coal, and 2,500 lbs. of borax.
Amount of business done annually, $100,000, consisting
of axes, adzes, hatchets, chisels, and handles.
WARNER & WHITNEY, NASHUA— Hollis street.
This company manufacture machinists' tools, steam ham-
mers, stationary and portable steam engines, sugar mills
and shafting, quartz crushing machines, &c. Employ 75
to 80 hands.
NASHUA IRON AND STEEL COMPANY— Hollis
street. Commenced operations 1858. Capital, $125,000.
M. A. Herrick, Agent and Treasurer ; Samuel K. Well-
man, Supt.; F. Munroe, Paymaster. This company man-
ufacture cast steel locomotive tires, wrought iron wheels,
locomotive cranks, engine, truck, tender and car axles,
shafting. (See advt. on p. 53.)
NASHUA LOCK COMPANY— A. C. Barstow, Prov-
idence, President ; C. B. Hill, Nashua, Treasurer ; F. O.
Munroe, Supt. Manufactory, Spring street. Employ 160
hands. Manufacture mortise locks, rim locks, door knobs,
bell pulls, &c, to the amount of $150,000 per annum.
Consume 350 tons of pig iron, 300 tons of coal, and 35,000
lbs. of brass castings annually.
NASHUA CARD AND GLAZED PAPER COM-
PANY— Pearson's avenue. Glazed paper, card board,
&c. O. D. Murray, President ; V. C. Gilman, Agent ; H.
W. Gilman, Treasurer ; O. D. Murray, V. C. Gilman, H.
W. Gilman, Thomas P. Pierce, Geo. D. Murray, Directors.
EAGLE CARD COMPANY — High street. Card
boards, glazed and enameled paper, &c.
WAMESIT POWER COMPANY, LOWELL— Lo-
cated on Lawrence street, at Whipple's mills. Incorpo-
rated 1865. Capital, $150,000. Tappan Wentworth,
President; Benjamin F. Butler, Treasurer; D. C. G.
Field, Agent. This company controls the water of Con-
cord river, and leases the power to others for manufactur-
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAKTMENT.
325
ing purposes. They have an aggregate of 500 H. P. —
steam and water.
NABNASSETT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LOWELL — Incorporated 1871. Jeremiah Clark, Treasu-
rer and Selling Agent ; M. Q. Perkins, Supt. Manufac-
ture print cloths.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LOWELL— Capital, $200,000. Ezra Farnsworth, Treas-
urer; Charles A. Stott, Agent. Manufacture flannels.
LAWRENCE DUCK COMPANY— Albert Fearing,
President ; Isaac Thatcher, 25 Commercial street, Boston,
Treasurer ; Isaac Hayden, Agent; Fearing, Rodman &
S wift, Selling Agents.
ARLINGTON WOOLEN MILLS, LAWRENCE—
Broadway. Incorporated 1865. Capital, $240,000. Wm.
Whitman, 13 Chauncey street, Boston, Treasurer ; C.
Abercrombie, Resident Agent; Lawrence & Co., 13
Chauncey street, Boston, Selling Agents. Kinds of goods
made — ladies' worsted and cotton dress goods.
WRIGHT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, LAW-
REN CE— Office, 309 and 311 Essex street. A. W.
Stearns, Treas. Manufacturers of alpaca braid.
RUSSELL PAPER COMPANY, LAWRENCE—
Canal street. Incorporated 1864. Capital, $100,000.
William Russell, President ; William A. Russell, Treas.
SALISBURY MILLS, AMESBURY— John Gardner,
41 State street, Boston, Treasurer ; Henry G. Guild, Pes-
ident Agent; M. D. F. Steere, Paymaster ; Gardner
Brewer & Co., Boston, Selling Agents; B. H. Silsbee,
President; B. H. Silsbee, Gardner Brewer, John K.
Brewer, John Gardner, Directors. Manufacture all kinds
of cassitneres and woolen fabrics. There are 9 mills, con-
taining 75 sets cards, one cotton mill, 2,500 spindles.
Employ about 1,400 hands, about half male and half fe-
male. Use 3,000,000 lbs. wool annually; manufacture
about 65,355 yards 27-inch goods per week. The water-
power consists of five falls, making an aggregate of 74
feet. Also, have 3 saw-mills and 3 grist-mills.
AMESBURY MILLS, AMESBURY — Manufacture
cassitneres. Employ 150 hands. 350,000 yards per yeai\
J. II. Dexter, Treasurer ; Edward Carpenter, Supt.; Le-
land, Allen^ & Bates, 55 Franklin street, Boston, Selling
Agents.
MASCONOMET MILLS, NEWBURYPORT, Charles
street. Manufacture sheetings and shirtings. J. D. Parker,
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President; Josiah Bardwell, Treasurer ; S. E. Kent,
Agent.
BAYLEY HAT COMPANY, NEWBURYPORT—
310 Merrimack street. Incorporated 1863. Capital, $50,-
000. A. L. Bayley, President ; J. J. Currier, Treasurer ;
A. L. Bayley, Agent; A. L. Bayley, C. H. Folsom, A.
Stan wood, Alexander Caldwell, R. M. Boody, Directors ;
R. M. Boody, Supt.
CURTIS HAT FACTORY— 208 Merrimack street.
Incorporated 1869. Capital, $40,000. Number of shares,
400. Par value, $100. Robert Couch, President; Thos.
E. Cutter, Treasurer ; Robert Couch, William Cushing,
Robert Bayley, Rufus A. Wills, William Graves, Direc-
tors ; Philip B. Curtis, Supt.
AMERICAN LOW WATER REPORTER COM-
PANY, NEWBURXPORT— 8 Ferry wharf. Incorpor-
ated 1867. Capital, $40,000. Parker Roberts, President ;
George Lunt, Treasurer; Parker Roberts, Nathaniel W.
Ilurd, Francis Curtis, George Lunt, Directors.
NEWSPAPERS.
THE REPUBLICAN STATESMAN, CONCORD—
Tiie largest and cheapest journal in the State. Published
every Friday morning, by McFarland & Jenks, Statesman
building, Concord, N. II. Terms in advance, one year,
$2.00.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT, CONCORD— Dur-
gin's Block, School. Published by the Independent Press
Association (weekly), $2.00 per year.
NEW HAMPSHIRE PATRIOT AND STATE GA-
ZETTE (weekly)— Bntterfield & Hill, Publishers. Office,
Sanborn's block, Main.
CONCORD DAILY MONITOR— Is published every
evening, by the Independent Press Association. Office
in Duigin's block, up-stairs. Terms — single copies, 3 cts.;
one month, 50 cents ; one year, $6.00.
THE DAILY PATRIOT, CONCORD— Published by
Bntterfield & Hill, at the office of the New Hampshire
Patriot. Terms — six dollars a year to city subscribers
served by carriers.
THE PEOPLE, CONCORD— Published by Chas. C.
Pearson & Co. Office in State block. Terms — single
copies per year, in advance, $2.00.
THE UNION DEMOCRAT, MANCHESTER— Is-
sued every Tuesday morning. Campbell & Ilanscom,
MISCELLANEOUS DEPAETMENT. 327
Publishers, No. 85 Merchants Exchange. Terms— $2.00
a year, in advance.
THE DAILY UNION, MANCHESTER— Campbell
& Hanscom, Publishers, No. 85 Merchants Exchange,
Terms — $2.00 a year, in advance.
DAILY MIRROR AND AMERICAN, MANCHES-
TER— Published every evening. John B. Clarke, Editor
and Proprietor. Terms — $6.00 per year, or 50 cents a
month.
MIRROR AND WEEKLY FARMER, MANCHES-
TER— Terms — $1.50 per year. John B. Clarke, Proprie-
tor.
MOORE'S MUSICAL RECORD, MANCHESTER—
(weekly) — J. "VV. Moore & Co., Publishers, 2 Smyth's
block, Elm.
THE NASHUA DAILY TELEGRAPH— Published
every afternoon. Terms — one copy one year, by mail or
carrier, $5.00 ; five copies one year, by mail or carrier,
$22.50; ten copies one year, by mail or carrier, $40.00.
Orders by express or mail carefully executed. Moore &
Langley, Printers and Publishers, Telegraph bldg., Main.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE TELEGRAPH, NASH-
UA— Published every Saturday, by Moore & Langley,
editors and proprietors, Telegraph building, Main street,
Nashua, N. H. Terms, one copy one year, $1.50; one
copy six months, 75 cts.; five copies one year, $7.25;
twenty copies, $25.00.
NASHUA GAZETTE— Published Thursdays, by B.
B. & P. P. Whittemore, Main street, corner Factory. Es-
tablished 1826.
DAILY CITIZEN AND NEWS, LOWELL— C. L.
Knapp & Geo. F. Morey, publishers and proprietors, 44
Central street. Terms, per year, in advance, $5.00; six
months, $2.50 ; three months, $1.25 ; single copies, 3 cts.
THE WEEKLY AMERICAN CITIZEN, LOWELL
— Is published every Friday, at 44 Central street, C. L.
Knapp & Geo. F. Morey, publishers and proprietors. The
Weekly Citizen is designed for a political family news-
paper, embracing miscellaneous and agricultural reading,
general news, &c. Terms, $2.00 per annum in advance.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
LOWELL DAILY COURIER— Maiden & Rowell,
proprietors and publishers. Office, Museum building, Mer-
rimack street, three doors west of Post-office. Terms,
$6.00 per year, if paid within three months of time of
subscribing, otherwise $6.50; single numbers, 3 cents.
128 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
THE LOWELL WEEKLY JOURNAL— Is published
every Friday morning. Marden & Rowell, proprietors
and publishers. Office, Museum building, Merrimack st.,
three doors west of Post-office (up-stairs), Lowell, Mass.
Terms, $2.00 per year, strictly in advance.
VOX POPULI— 21 Central street, Lowell. Published
weekly, at $2.00. Stone & Huse, publishers.
MIDDLESEX DEMOCRAT, LOWELL — Published
every Saturday, by E. A. Hills, room 19 Museum building,
Merrimack street. $2.50 per year; #2.00 if paid in ad-
vance.
SENTINEL, LAWRENCE — Published weekly.—
Abiel Morrison, editor and proprietor. Established 1848.
(Democratic.) Terms, $2.00 per annum, in advance. Of-
fice, 245 Essex street.
DAILY AMERICAN, LAWRENCE — Published
every evening. Geo. S. Merrill & Co., publishers, 234 Es-
sex street. Terms, $6.00 per year, in advance.
LAWRENCE AMERICAN— Published weekly, by
George S. Merrill & Co. Established 1855. (Republi-
can.) Office, 234 Essex street. Terms, $2.00 per annum,
in advance.
DAILY EAGLE, LAWRENCE — Published every
evening by Hammon Reed, 307 Essex street. H. A. Wads-
worth, editor. Terms, $4.50 per year, in advance.
ESSEX EAGLE, LAWRENCE— Weekly. Hammon
Reed, Publisher. Republican. Office, 307 Essex street.
H. A. Wadsvvorth, Editor. Terms, $2.00 per year, iu ad-
vance.
HAVERHILL GAZETTE— Published semi-weekly
by Alfred Kittredge, Editor and Proprietor. Established
1820. Republican." Office, 1 Exchange block, Water street.
Terms, $3.00 per annum.
ESSEX BANNER, HAVERHILL— Published week-
1}', by E. II. Safford, Editor and Proprietor. Established
1834. Democratic. Office, 2 Bridge street. Terms, $2.00
per annum.
TRT-WEEKLY PUBLISHER, HAVERHILL— Pub-
lished Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, by Woodward
& Palmer, Editors and Proprietors. Established 1859.
Independent. Office, 25 Merrimack street. Terms, $4.00.
HAVERHILL DAILY BULLETIN— Published
daily by A. J. Hoyt & Co , Editors and Proprietors, 6 Main
street. Established 1871. Republican. Terms, $5.00 per
annum.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
329
HAVERHILL WEEKLY BULLETIN— Published
weekly by A. J. Hoyt & Co., Editors and Proprietors, 6
Main street. Established 1871. Republican. Terms, 82.00
per annum.
THE VILLAGER— Office, Market square, Salisbury
Mills. William H. B. Currier, Proprietor.
MERRIMACK JOURNAL— G. J. L. Colby & Co., pub-
lisher, Amesbury (see advt. p. 55)
THE NEWBURYPORT HERALD — Established
1792. Published every Tuesday and Friday ; and THE
DAILY HERALD. Established 1832. Published every
morning, by Win. H. Huse & Co., No. 42 State street.
THE MERRIMACK VALLEY VISITOR— G. J. L.
Colby & Co., publishers (see advt. p. 55)
CHRISTIAN HERALD— Established 1817. Pub-
lished every Tuesday. D. P. Pike, 42 State street, Editor
and Publisher.
THE LAWRENCE AMERICAN
AND ANDOVER ADVERTISER,
Published every Friday, is one-fourth larger than any other paper in the city,
having 36 long columns, and the circulation is three times that of any other
weekly, making it the best advertising medium in Essex County.
THE DAILY AMERICAN,
$6 a year in advance. ^Published, every evening.
GEO. S. MERRILL, «fc CO.,
Post-office Block, Essex Street.
ESTABLISHED 1830.
Bayer! Gazette Printing House
No. 1 Exchange, Water St., Haverhill, Mass.
AZ.FHEJ) KITTMEDGE, Proprietor.
By the recent addition of two Gordon Presses and a large quantity of Job
Type, we are prepared to execute all kinds of Book, Job, Card, and Fancy
Printing, promptly and satisfactorily.
Orders for Advertisements or subscriptions for the Haverhill
Gazette solicited.
42
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.
Apple Parers.
YVhittemore D. H., 570, Main, "Worces-
ter (see adv. dept., p. 76)
Artificial Stone.
Union Stone Co., 29 Kilby, Boston (see
advt. colored leaf, opp. page 113)
Wheeler K. R., 35 Haymarket block,
Charlestown street, Boston (see advt.
inside back cover)
Belting.
Page Belting Co., 1 Federal, Boston
(see advt. on back cover)
Brass and Galvanized Pipe.
Walworth Manufacturing Co., 1 Bath,
Boston (see advt. back colored page)
Carriage Wheels and Stock.
Jewell Geo. M., 149 Milk, Boston (see
adv. dept., p. 74)
Peabody B. I., 72 Kilby, Boston, manu-
factory 13 Cypress St., Worcester (see
adv. dept., p. 59)
Chimney Tops.
Waldo J. Adan, 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 58, and back cover)
Clothes Wringers & Washers.
Hood Geo. H., 97 Water, Boston (see
adv. dept., p. 72)
Coffins and Caskets.
Lockhart Wm. L., 199 to 209 Bridge St.,
East Cambridge (see advt. front p. 16)
Peak John & Son, 146 Friend, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 73)
Cop Tubes.
Taylor Charles F.,27 Custom House St.,
Providence (see advt., p. 60)
Copying Press Mnfrs.
Whitcomb C. & Co.. Exchange, c. Cy-
press, Worcester (see adv. dept., pp.
62 and 63)
Cotton Yarns.
Pray Thomas, jr., 57 Weybosset, Provi-
dence (see advt. opp. 108)
Diamond Tools.
Wheeler R. R.,35 Charlestown st.. Bos-
ton (see ad/t. inside back cover)
Distillers.
Crystal Spring Distillery, Felton &
Stone, proprs, 229 State, Boston (see
advt. opp. title-page)
Lawrence Daniel & Sons, 127 to 133
Broad, Boston (see advt. front colored
page)
Drain Pipes.
Waldo J. Adan, 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 58 and back cover)
Dry Goods Wholesale.
Anderson, Heath & Co., 4 and 5 Win-
throp sq., Boston (see adv. dept., p. 58)
Butler & Norwood, 90 and 92 Tremont,
Boston (see advt. front colored page)
Sargent Bros. & Co., 148 and 154 Dev-
onshire, Boston (see advt. front col-
ored page)
Emery Wheels and Stones.
Cosmopolitan Solid Emery Wheels, R.
R. Wheeler, agent, 35 Charlestown,
Boston (see advt. inside back cover)
Diamond Emery Wheel Manuf. Co.,
Hadley & Costain, 236 Wash., Provi-
dence (see advt. colored page, opp. 4o)
Union Stone Co., 29 Kilby, Boston (see
advt. opp. p. 113)
Engravers (Stone, Steel, and
Copper).
BuffordJ. H, 490 Wash., Boston (see
advt. opp. 185)
Engravings and Chronios.
Bufford J. H., 490 Wash., Boston (see
advt. opp. 185)
Expresses.
Boston, Lowell, and Nashua R. R. Co.
Express, Parcels dept., 33 Court sq.,
Boston (see advt front colored page)
Russell & Co. (Boston, Haverhill and
Bradford), 33 Court sq., Boston (see
advt. on back cover)
United States and Canada Express, 39
and 40 Court sq., Boston (see advt.
front colored page)
Factory Supplies.
Fisher & Prior, 33 Charlestown, Boston
(see advt. front, p. 14)
Fancy Goods and Toys.
Partridge Horace, 51 Hanover, Boston
(see advt. opp. p. 160)
Files.
Small, Wetherell & Co., Liberty sq.,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 56)
Fire Brick.
Waldo J. Aian, 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 58 and back cover)
Fire Clay.
Young C. & Emerson, 75 State, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 75)
Fire Tile.
Waldo J. Adan, 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 58 and back cover)
Fresco Artists.
Butler P. A., 17 Pemberton sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 72)
Garden Vases.
Waldo J. Adan. 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see advt. back cover and p. 58)
Glass.
Hills, Turner & Harmon, 193 and 195
State, Boston (see advt. opp.title-p.)
Glass Cutters and Engravers.
Cook James M., 131 Congress, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 55)
PATRONS m OTHER CITIES.
GO.
Glass JVInfrs. (Homoeopathic),
Staniford J. W. & Co., 36 Washington,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 75)
Glaziers' Diamonds.
Hills, Turner & Harmon, 193 and 195
State, Boston (see advt. opp. title-p.)
Glaziers' Points.
Hills, Turner & Harmon, 193 and 195
State, Boston (see advt. opp. title-p.)
Grindstones.
Lombard & Co., 13 Lewis wharf, Bos-
ton (see adv. dept., p. 56)
Read, Stevenson & Co., Sargent wharf,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 64)
Gutters, Conductors & mold-
ings.
Stearns A. T. & Sons, 22 Congress sq.,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 59)
Hoisting machinery.
Mason Volney W. & Co., Lafayette,
Providence (see advt. opp. 109)
Homoeopathic Vials.
Staniford J. W. & Co., 36 Washington,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 75)
Hosiery, Gloves, and Small
Wares.
Butler & Norwood, 90 and 92 Tremont,
Boston (see adv. front colored page)
Iusuranee Companies.
National Ins. Co., Boston, 14 Devon-
shire (see advt. back colored page)
Union Mutual Lire Ins. Co. of Maine,
office 27 Court, Boston (see advt. front
colored page]
Iron Works.
Shawmut Iron Works, J. H. Chadwick
& Co., agents, 22 and 26 Oliver, Bos-
ton (see advt. back colored page)
Wheeler J. S. & Co., 25 Hernion, Wor-
cester (see adv. dept., p. 61)
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.
Boston Lead Co., J. H. Chadwick &
Co., agents, 22 to 26 Oliver, Boston
(see advt. back colored page)
Leather Belting.
Page Belting Co., 1 Federal, Boston
(see advt. on back cover)
.Leather Board.
Harwood J. A. & N., 85 Milk, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 60)
Lime and Cement.
Waldo J. Adan, 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 58, and back cover)
Young C. & Emerson, 75 State, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 75)
Lithographer.
Buffo rd J. H., 490 Washington, Boston
(see advt. opp. 184)
Lounge manufacturer.
Lacount Eugene D.,37£ Haverhill, Bos-
ton (see advt. front cover)
Lumber.
Shepard, Davis & Co., Burlington, Vt.,
(see adv. dept., p. 75)
Shepard, Hall & Co., 6 Central, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 75)
Stearns A. T. & Sons, 22 Congress sq.,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 59)
machinery.
Mason Volney W. & Co., Lafayette,
Providence (see advt. opp. 109)
WhitcombC. & Co., Exchange, corner
Cypress, Worcester (see adv. dept.,
pp. 62 and 63)
machinists' Tools.
Pond Lucius W., Union, cor. Exchange,
Worcester (see adv. dept., p. 64)
Wheeler J. S. & Co., 25 Hermon, Wor-
cester (see adv. dept., p. 61)
manufacturers' Supplies.
Pray Thos., jr., 57 Weybosset, Provi-
dence (see advt. opp. 108),
molding and Fire Sand.
Waldo J. Adan, 13 Liberty sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 58, and back cover)
Oil Cans.
Fisher & Prior, 33 Charlestown, Boston
(see advt. front, p. 14)
Oil Stones and Holders.
Union Stone Co., 29 Kilby, Boston (see
advt. opp. p. 113)
Wheeler K. K., 35 Charlestown, Boston
(see advt. inside back cover)
Painters (Fresco).
Butler P. A., 17 Pemberton sq., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 72)
Paints and Oils.
Folsom C. E. & Co., 9 and 10 India,
Boston (see advt. opp. contents)
Paper Boxes.
Garrison Geo. T., 131 Congress, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 57)
Sullivan T. J., 12 Howard and 3 Tre-
mont Row, Boston (see adv. dept., p.
74)
Physician.
Spear E. D., M. D., 713 Wash., Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 64)
Plate Glass.
Hills Turner & Harmon, 193 and 195
State, Boston (see advt. opp. title-p.)
Plate Printers.
Bufford J. H., 490 Wash., Boston [(see
advt. opp. 184)
Plumb and Level Glasses.
Staniford J. W. & Co., 36 Washington,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 75)
332
MEEEIMACK EIVEE DIEECTORT.
Plumbers.
Russell & Burke, 16 Howard, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 74)
Plumbing Materials.
Russell & Burke, 16 Howard, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 74)
Printers (Lithographic)
Bufford J. H., 490 Washington, Boston
(see advt. opp. 184)
Publishers (Pictures).
Bufford J. H., 490 Washington, Boston
(see advt. opp. 184)
Red Lead and Litharge.
Boston Lead Co., J. H. Chadwick & Co.,
agents, 22 to 26 Oliver (see advt. back
colored page)
Seminary.
Clinton Grove Seminary, Weare, X. H.,
(see advt. fron,t p. 12)
Sewing Machines.
Finkle & Haskell (Remington Empire),
332 Washington, Boston (see advt. on
back cover)
Soap Manufacturers.
Kendall Manufacturing Co., Provi-
dence (see adv. dept., p. 60)
Spring Beds.
Coburn James F. ( " Chase " Spring Bed)
69 Commercial, Boston (see advt. front
colored page)
Stained and Cut Glass.
Cook James 51., 131. 139 & 141 Congress,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 30)
Steam, Gas, and Water Pipe.
Russell & Burke, 16 Howard, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 74)
Steam Heating Apparatus.
Walworth Manufacturing Co., 1 Bath,
Boston (see advt. back colored page)
Steam and Gas Fittings.
Walworth Manufacturing Co., 1 Bath,
Boston (see advt. back colored page)
Steamship Lines.
Providence and New York Steamship
Co., Providence (see advt. outside
back cover)
Steel.
Jessop Wm. & Sons, 135 Federal, Bos-
ton (see adv. dept., p. 57)
Small, Wetherell & Co., Liberty sq.,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 56)
Steel Wire.
Small. Wetherell & Co., Liberty sq.,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 56)
Stores and Furnaces.
Chilson Gardner, 99 & KU Blackstone,
Boston (see advt. front colored pages)
Syringes (Glass).
Staniford J. W. & Co., 36 Washington,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 75)
Turning Tools (Carbon Point).
Hadley & Costain, 238 Wash., Provi-
dence (see advt. opp. p. 40)
Undertakers.
Lockhart Wm. L., 199 to 209 Bridge, E.
Cambridge (see advt. following index
to advts.)
Peak John & Son, 148 Friend, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 73)
Tarnish manufacturers.
Folsom C. E. & Co., 9 & 10 India, Bos-
ton (see advt opp. contents)
Odiorne, Ryder & Co., 65 Commercial,
Boston (see advt. outside back of
book)
Ventilators.
Barney J. E. & Co. (Hynes' Patent) 26
Charlestown, Boston (see adv. dept.,
p. 73)
Eureka Ventilating Co., 7 Spring Lane,
Boston (see advt. front p. 16)
Watch Case Manufacturers.
Margot Bros., 23 Water, Boston (see
advt. on page of contents)
White and Linen Goods.
Butler & Norwood, 9 ') and 92 Tremont,
Boston (see advt. front colored page)
White Lead and Zinc.
Boston rLead Co., J. H. Chadwick &
Co., agents, 22 and 26 Oliver, Boston
(see advt. back colored page)
Brooklyn AVhite Lead Co., C. E Fol-
som & Co., agents, 9 and 10 India,
Boston (see advt. opp. contents)
Window Glass.
Hills, Turner & Harmon, 193 and 195
State, Boston (see advt. opp. title-p.)
Wire.
Small, Wetherell & Co., Liberty sq.,
Boston (see adv. dept., p. 56)
Wood Engraver.
Taylor J. L., 81 Washington, Boston
(see adv. dept., p. 59)
'Wrought Iron Pipe.
Walworth Manufacturing Co.. 1 Bath,
Boston (see advt. back colored page)
Yarns.
Pray Thos. jr., 57 Weybosset, Provi-
dence (see advt. opp. 103)
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From these and other causes, our saws have acquired a reputation surpassed by none,
and we intend they shall fulllil the highest expectation of all who favor us with their
orders, or otherwise patronize our manufactures. Each saw is warranted. Orders for
particular kinds are promptly answered. Sold by the principal hardware dealers in
the United States and Canadas.
C. M. & -A.. W. EOLFE;
Wholesale Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Doors of all sizes and qualities, Blinds painted and trimmed , or
White, Sash (/lazed or unglazed, constantly on
hand, or made to order.
ORDERS FILLED AT SHORT NOTICE.
Factory next door to Saw Works of Gage, Porter & Co.,
FISHERVILLE, ]V. II.
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Office, First National Bank Building,
Opposite Phenix Hotel, . . . CONCORD, N. H.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GENERAL AGENCY
OF THE
ELIAS HOWE Sewing laclie Co.,
161 Main Street, CONCORD.
All the varieties manufactured, and all the different parts at wholesale
and retail. Agents appointed for all parts of the State.
ROBERT RAMSDELL, Agent.
N. L. SWETT, General Traveling Agent.
JDERTAKER.
Wholesale and Retail
COFFIN WAREHOUSE,
No. 6 Pleasant St., near Main,
Concord, N. H.
Constantly on hand and for sale, Black Walnut,
Whitewood. and Chestnut Coffins and Caskets.
Also, Metallic cases of all sizes and shapes.
Robes of the most approved patterns furnished
at the shortest notice.
CHARLES CROW, House cor. of Pleasant and Rumford Streets.
STEVENS & MCKLEE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin,
Glass & "Wooden Ware.
FURNACES and RANGES set at
short notice. KITCHEN FUR-
NISHING GOODS, a large
assortment constantly
on hand.
JOB WORK done at short
notice in a workmanlike manner.
Opp. Phenix Hotel, Concord, N.H.
P. F. STEVENS, C. H. DUKCKLEE.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
BATY & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Stoves ail Stove Ware,
Copper and Cast Iron Pumps ;
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead and
Zinc; Crockery, Glass &
Britannia Ware;
Pocket and Table Cutlery ; Sil-
ver Plated Ware; Hard,
Wooden & Willow Ware.
ALSO
Dealers in all kinds of Paper
Stock and Old Metals.
Agents "Peerless & Magee" Stoves.
FISHERVILLE, 1>T- H.
JOHJST BATY,
ISAAC BATY, Jr.
^\HB WILL MEET YOU AT THE DOOR.
WEEM&Jf BOWSE*
W. G. & H. IV. COLSTON (MCORD, H. H.
Formerly of the Franklin House, Laconia, N. H.
Guests conveyed to and from the House free of charge.
HORSES AlVID CARRIAGES TO LET.
HOSIERY MANUFACTURER,
Mechanics Eow, Manchester, N. H.,
MANUFACTURES
LATHES' & MISSES' WOOL & MERINO PIPPED & PLAIN
HOSE, GENTS' WOOL PIPPED & PLAIN SOCKS, GENTS'
WOOL MITTS AND GLOVES, POTS' WOOL PIPPED
AND PLAIN SOCKS, SHAKER WOOL SOCKS.
SELLING AGENTS,
KRAUSE & SAYRE, - - NEW YORK.
Males and Females employed at Mill 60
Females employed outside of 3IUI 4,000
Knitting Machines used 75
Hosiery made per week, pairs 14,400
Wool consumed per week, pounds 3,000
PAT-DAY, FIFTH DAY OF EACH MONTH.
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
^«M«^ PAINTS, OILS, & GLASS, mS^
fiGBICULTURfiL iiWLEMEITS I GRASS SEED,
Fertilizers, Leather and Rubber Belting. Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe, Copper, Iron, and Wood Pumps, Cord-
age, Chains, House Trimming*,
&c, Ac.
AGENTS FOR FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
809 & 811 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H.,
A. few doors north of the JIanehester Mouse.
Buying exclusively for cash, we are
v enabled to sell goods at lowest manu-
facturers' prices. Country dealers and
yothers would do well to examine our
\\ IK stock and prices before purchasing else<
v u where. Goods delivered to any part o:
the city and at the depot free of charge.
n
JOHX S. VAKICK.
XaJLBEBY
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MANUFACTURERS
AJ'B DEALERS IN
FOREIGN
DOMESTIC
FACTORY AND
SALESROOM,
796 Elm St.
AND VlRClHlj*
884 Elm St. TOBAcqty
MANCHESTER,
N. H.
LUXURY jjiViRCINIA
ADYEETISIXG DEPARTMENT.
JOHN V. SULLIVAN,
NO. 3 CITY UlAJJJLi, - - MANCHESTER, N. U.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
.A-O-E^STT FOR
erican i
Branch of lime. Demorest's
NEW YORK EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
Full-size, accurate , and reliable PATTERNS of every new and desirable
style for Ladies' and Children's Dresses.
MANUFACTURER OF
SARSAPARILLA BEEE,
MINERAL & SODA WATERS.
Soda Fountains charged. Porter, Ale,
and Cider, Bottled.
Parties furnished at short notice.
SGS EEM STREET,
Basement of Ferren's Building,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
AND DEALERS IN-
8A8H, REINDS, DOORS, AND MOLDINGS.
Job Work, Fainting, Glazing, &c., in the best manner.
Elm, near Granite St., Manchester, N. H.
A
THREE EDITIONS DAILY.
JOHN B. CLARKE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Merchants Exchange, Elm St., Manchester, N. II. Terms, $6 a year.
Subscriptions taken at this office. A reliable carrier will leave it at any thickly
settled part of the city.
THE WEEKLY MIRROR rAND FARMER,
A Quarto of Forty-eight columns. A paper of the largest circulation of any Farming
and Family paper in New England. Terms, $1.50 per year, in advance.
ALSO, THE LARGEST AND REST JOR PRINTING OFFICE LN THE STATE.
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
MANCHESTER MACHINE CARD FACTORY.
GO AD
Y,
Manufacturers of
e@TT@Nl audi W@@iIN)
achine Card Clothing,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Dwight Bisco, Jos. A. Denny, George Bisco, Charles A. Denny.
Jgf^ The business is still continued under the same name, at Leicester, Mass.
BAROUCHES
D HACKS
FURNISHED FOR
Funerals, Parties,
WEDDINGS.
Also, to run to and from
depots.
Private Carriages to let.
Books kept at Connor & Pearson's
Drug Store, cor. Concord and
ElmSts. Also at the Stable.
Particular attention given to
Hoarding and Transient
Horses.
MANCHESTER, N. H.
UNIO
-AND-
WEBKLY,
Published by CAMPBELL & HANSCOM,
Office, Merchants Exchange, Elm Street, . . Manchester, N, H,
TERMS— Daily Union, $5 per annum ; Union Democrat, $2 per annum.
The Publishers give their personal attention to the various kinds of
PRINTING, such as BOOKS, TOWN HE PORTS, CATALOGUES,
11 AN DRILLS, SHOP RILLS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
BILLHEADS, BLANKS, CARDS, etc.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
THOMAS A.. LA.NE,
DEALER IH
STEAM, GAS, AND WATER PIPE,
IRON AND BRASS FITTINGS, VALYES, COCKS, ^C.
GAS FIXTURES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Globes, Burners, Argand Burners, Chimneys, Shades, &c. Iron and Brass Finishing
and Repairing. Pumps and Hydraulic Earns furnished, set, and repaired. All orders
promptly attended to.
Nos. 1 and. 3 TVells Block, Spring Street,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
KIMBALL'S
SHIRT ROOMS,
1075 Elm St., up-stairs,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
All kinds of Shirts made to order and
warranted to fit. Shirt and Shirt
Patterns cut.
J. H. BROOKS,
DEALER IN
Coffees, Spices,
AND
LIGHT GROCERIES.
ALSO,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERY.
COLLEY'S BLOCK,
No. 67 Hanover Street,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
SULLIVAN
Dealers in
BROTHERS,
Tin, Britannia, Glass,
Willow and Wooden Ware,
Hollow Ware, Sinks, Zinc, &c.
Job Work of every description at-
tended to promptly.
1037 Elm, cor. Concord Sts.,
MANCHESTER, If. H.
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Dealers in
JE J
if n a
li,
W@QD$ PRISSEQ) MAY, STRAW,
CLAPBOARDS, SHINGLES, &c, &c,
O^rce G8S Elm Street, 2d Door South of Central Street,
MAHCHBST8R, EI. H.
Corner Elm and Lowell Streets, MANCHESTER, N. H..
G. W. WENTWORTH, Proprietor.
DAMEL SOMERVILLE, Clerk,
(Late from Elm House, Concord, N. H.)
DEALERS IN"
iWAmm Am
Hals, Caps, UffltellaSj Fnrnislii aud Mte GooSs.
Agents for I. M. SINGER & CO'S Sewing Machine.
los. 897 & 899 Elm St., MANCHESTER, N. H.
Fashionable Garments made to order at short notice.
Carriap,BDif,fapn,aBi
w. SLEIGH MANUFACTURER.
Repairing1, Painting & General Jobbing.
MAIN ST., PISCATAQUOG,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Continental Life Insurance Co.
i Justus Lawrence, President.) «.-h? TV¥?«r vark 5 J- P- Rogers, Secretary. >
I M. B. Wynkoop, rice-/»es. J W* «■"■« Iwto81' J S. C. Chandler, jr., Actuary. \
BARNARD BROTHERS, Managers New England Branch,
Office, Boston Post Building, cor. Devonshire and Water Sts., Boston.
G. I. SANBORN, General Apt,
Office, Townees Block, Elm Street, .W.f.'TCHES'FEIS, JT. MI.
DEALERS IN
W. I. GOODS & GROCERIES,
-/"L M
-UtiO,
^ Provisions aM
Of all kinds.
744 2i7»j. S*.,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
JOHN H. O.ASHIN,
IVholesale and Retail Dealer in
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
= Also, constantly on hand old and present use
Ales of the most popular brands in the Country.
Philadelphia Stock and Pale Ales, Taylor &
Sons' Albany Fine Ales, Fisher & Co. '8 Stock,
Pale, and Amber Ales.
71 Manchester Street, MANCHESTER, N. H.
HENRY FRENCH,
Carpenter & Contractor,
-AND DEALER IN-
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS, & WINDOW FRAMES. «
Nos. 382 and 384 Chestnut Street,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
*
MANCHESTER, N. H.
&,inEiz»aXj BtiseowjjYT vo c 0.11.112: RCt^x, travelers.
Y. OT14BM1 cM SON, Proprietors.
Tliis is an entirely new Hotel, newly furnished, and heated by steam.
Travelers will find it one of the best in New England.
J. B. McCRILLIS & SON,
MAKUFACTURER OF
LIGHT AND HEAVY
4
mara
Corner Briilie aM Wilson Streets, MAHCHESTEE, I. H,
FAIRBANKS & DOWNS,
Manufaet's of and Dealers in
Stoves, Tin, Crockery
GLASS WARE, WOODEN WARE,
PAPER STOCK, &c.
PUMPS AND LEAD PIPE FOR SALE
Agents for the Peerless,
the leading Cook Stove in the
World.
Ayer's Block, Opp. Merrimack Sq.,
702 Elm St., MANCHESTER, N. H.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Top Rolls Covered,
Of all descriptions.
MECHANICS MILLS, - MANCHESTER, N. H.
JAMES BALDWIN & CO.,
Mechanics Mills, Manchester, N. H.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SHUTTLES, BOBBINS, AND SPOOLS,
Of all kinds generally used by Cotton and Woolen Goods Manufacturers in the
United States. The subscriber is the original Patentee of the
BALDWIN PATENT SHUTTLE.
Also, Manufacturers of Superior ©hoe Pegs.
L. B. BODWELL & CO.,
DEALERS IN
EH,:!*! STREET,
Cor. Depot Street,
JUAJYCfflSSTEB, JV. H.
Orders left at Johnson & Stev-
ens' store, Patten's Block, or at
their office, cor. Elm & Depot Sts.,
will be promptly attended to.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
STOVES, FURNACES, RANGES, &c.
Japanned and Wooden Wares, and Furnishing Goods.
Particular attention paid to JOB WORK in!Tin, Sheet Iron, and Copper, and
Plumbing and Plumbers' Materials. Also, Dealers in
PUMPS, PIPE, LEAD, ZINC, OLD METALS, &c.
7 Central Block, 97S Elm St., MANCHESTER, N". H.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
JOHN SWEENEY,
DEALER IN
ITBESH
TEAS.
GROCERIES,
No. 2,
Cor. Central & Elin Sts.
And Wholesale Dealer in
Choice Ales, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
No. 1, cor. Elm and Central Streets,
MANCHESTER, N. [H.
G. MESSIER & SON,
DEALERS IN
Choice Family Groceries,
SALT AND FRESH MEATS,
And all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Kos. 982 & 988 Elm Street,
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Dr. J^.. -A.- R.USS,
STTRGrlC^L, A.ND IVIKCHA-lSriC^.Ij
3EI JM *I? X ^ *3
788 Elm Street, Manchester, N. H.
X>R. CHAUNCEY W. CLEMENT,
No. 3 STARK BLOCK,
EIj.1I STREET1, *JI.€J1 CHESTER, Jf. H.
944 Elm Street, Central Block, Manchester, N. H.
OLA.RK <fc HUSE,
Patten's Block (South Entrance), JtT^JVCM ESTER, JV. M.
LEWIS W. CLAKK, HENRY H. HUSE.
T
MANUFACTURER OF
SMITE'S PATENT STEEL SPEEDER Flffl,
Also, Fly Frame Fliers, and Abbot's Steel Flier,
M^TSrCKESTEIt, N". II.
The Speeder Flier is a lighter and stiffer Flier,
and runs easier (with less power) than any
other now in use. Its shape is also better
adapted to the cone-shaped bobbin. Ithas at-
tached the best Centrifugal Compressure now
In use. Fliers repaired.
Send for Circular.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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MANUFACTURER.
11
Also, Dealer in
AJNJD
MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES,
Mechanics Mills, - - - MANCHESTER, N. H.
S- O- FORSAITH,
MACHINIST, AXD MANUFACTURER OP
WITH PATENT LEVER SET.
ALL KINDS OF WOOD WORKING MACHINERY,
For Sash & Blind 3Iakers.
HUB BOXING MACHINES, for Carriage Builders.
SHAFTING, MILL-GEARING, &c.
(^"Patterns made and Castings furnished when desired.^^2)
Foot of Auburn St., east of Freight Depot, MANCHESTER, N, H.
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MEEEIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
WMEM&MW MWSBt
MAIN STREET,
NASHUA, N. H.
jagoaa^ s*« cwMara
PKOPRrETOR.
GEO. E. BOUTELL, PROPRIETOR.
RAILROAD SQUARE, NASHUA, N. H.
COACHES RUN TO ALL TRAINS.
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LADIES' AND GENT'S
SALOON,
No. 6 Noyes' Block, opp. the [New Methodist Church,
(T\/7)127 MAIN STEEET, NASHUA, N. H.^wQ
vaL/ meals cooked to order. >»CX
Fruit, Confectionery, Pastry, Wedding Cake, Ale, Porter, Foreign and Domestic
Wines. Parties furnished at short notice.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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DEALER IN DRAUGHT AND ROTTLED
, Cider, 8q Beer,
Elderberry, Blackberry,
GERRANT AND NATIVE GRAPE
WINES,
Fountain and Bottled Soda.
ALSO,
BAY RUM, HORSE RADISH,
Pickles, Ketclmp, &c.
SODtt JFOMJJI'T.llJYS CJS^iRGED TO ORDER.
THAYER'S COURT, CORNER RAILROAD SQUARE,
NASHUA, N. H.
DEALER IN
STEAM AND GAS COCKS, OIL CUPS,
And Brass and. Iron Fittings of all kinds.
FLOIBIIVG WORK DOIVE TO ORDER,
And all hinds of Plumbing 3Iaterials furnished at reasonable prices.
42 MAIN ST., NASHUA, N. H.
16 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
NASHUA CARD AND GLAZED PAPER CO.,
MANUFACTURE
(jlazed, Mated, Raided, apd t|iibo$&ed topers,
TICKET, BRISTOL, PRINTERS, A.ND OTHER
O. J). MURRAY, President, V. C. OILMAN, Agent,
ET. W. OILMAN, Treasurer.
Pearson's Avenue, . . . NASHUA, N. H.
*9
Main Street, . . NASHUA, N". H.
MANUFACTURER OF
I?
For Cotton, Siik, Woolen, and Linen.)
Wire Straiteners, Speed Eathes, Machinery Clocks, Wire and
Rod Cutters, Tapping Machines, Screw Machines,
and all Jcinds of
TMCHjXjIEID IMiVCISIKrE &CF13E£'W&.
Agent for the celebrated 3Iorsc Twist Drills, and Whitworth's Standard
Reamers.
EAGLE CARD COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Glazed), PJfiat©d) & in:atti©ll©dl Paperrs,
NASHUA, N. H.
$&~ Manilla Tag Stock, and Tough R. R. Chech constantly on hand,migt
ADVEKTLSING DEPAKTMENT.
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C. T. ANDREWS,
DEALER IN
AND AGENT FOR THE
111 1-2 Main Street,
Next door to J. "W. White's Drug Store.
ALBESR.T LULL,
TIST
Den
101 MAIN STREETj
Beasom's Block, NASHUA, N. H.
o. t. :R,i:Da-w.A.3r,
*
And Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, RICH GOLD JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE, MUSICAL INSTRU-
| MENTS, MORTON'S GOLD PENS, FANCY
GOODS, TRAVELING BAGS, TRUNKS,
UMBRELLAS, WALKING CANES, FINE
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
The SPECTACLE business is made a prominent specialty. Engrav~
ing executed in the highest style of the art at this store.
93 MJLEV (STREET, 1VA.SHXJA., W. H.
18 MERRIMACK EIVEE DIRECTORY.
Manufacturer of
STEAM ENGINES,
Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Tapping Lathes, Punching Presses, Dies,
MODELS, FATTEENS, SAW AUBOJtS.
Second-hand Machinists' and Wood-workers' Tools Bought, Sold, and Repaired.
NASHUA, 3ST_ lEi.
J. D. OTTERSOISr,
JFOUJVItR\*—JYcar JVorcester A' Nashua Mfcpot,
OFFMCJS-Mitt'g JBuildiiig, JYo. 4, J^MSHU^, JT. JKT.
MANUFACTURER OF NICE
i
Picture Frames, Spoke Shaves, Window Blind Fastenings, Bedstead Castings,
Rotary Registers, Barn Door Pulleys, Dampers, &c, made to order in
the best possible manner. Terms, Cash at the end of each month.
EATON 8c AYBH,
Manufacturers of
Bobbins, Spools & Shuttles,
FOR COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS,
Water Street, NASHUA, N. H.
Isaac Eaton, F. B. Aykr.
H. D. MELENDY & CO.,
Successors to I. MELENDY & SONS,
DEALERS IW
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Packing Boxes, Moldings, and Brackets.
QXJIIVCY STREET, . NASHUA, IV. H.
Scroll Sawing, Planing, and Matching done to order.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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MOSES DAYIS,
City Fndertaker— Manufacturer and Dealer In
Marble & Granite Monuments,
TABLETS, HEADSTONES,
Granite Work, &c.
Also, COFFINS & ROBES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Importer and. Dealer in
FAMOUS SCOTCH GRANITE.
11 MAIN STREET, NASHUA, N. H.
S. 3D. OiaiA-IsriDLEK/,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED,
Lime and Cement.
-ALSO,-
Mm Cement Drain Pipe forts,
Main Street, odd. Worcester Depot, Nashua, If. F.
JA.CKM_A.INr <fc FOX,
-DEALERS IN-
STEAM, GAS, AND WATER PIPES,
Plain & Galvanized Iron Pipe, Brass and Iron Fittings, fee,
PLUMBERS' STOCK,
Brass and Silver-plated Bib Cocks, Rubber Hose, Pumps, &c.
Steam and Gas Fitting. Plumbing and Repairing Promptly attended to,
and all work warranted. Piping Stock at reasonable prices.
Telegraph Block, Temple St., Nashua, N. H.
S. S. Jackman,
E. J. Fox.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
HENRY HOLT, Agent,
MANUFACTURER OF
ATTRESSES,
-AND-
Bedding of every description.
iJJILTIi ili §@ilF®lTI»
MADE A. SPECIALTY.
FEATHER BEDS renovated by Steam, and Feathers for sale.
Merrimack Street, . NASHUA, N. H.
SMITH c*3 LATON,
BEEF? FOEE?
utton, Lard, Ham,
AND
POULTRY,
No. 80 Pearl Street, ojtposite Tremont Motise,
NASHUA, N. H.
J\ *W\ JuJLJDJD &d CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
HARD * SOFT SOAPS,
CANDLES, «fce.
Ledge Street, . . NASHUA, N. H.
POTASH constantly on hand and for sale.
Orders solicited and. promptly attended to.
TERMS CASS.
1ST. IB. Cash Paid for TALLOW.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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SJV .A- H. 3FI 13 3JJ" uA.. PEABODY,
OO
OO
Corner Main and. Park ©ts., 1V-AJSHTJA., IV. II.
Choice Wines and Ziiquors for Medicinal Purposes. Meals at all Hours,
DEALER IN
afib iAi»iieef
Crockery, Glass, and China Ware,
TEA TRAYS, CURTAIN FIXTURES,
Painted Window Shades, Feather Dusters,
KEROSENE LAMPS, &c, &c.
52 Main Street,
NASHUA, N. H.
C"3zr:R/crs coBTTiRyitsr,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Harnesses
Railroad Bl'k, Railroad Sq.
1 Union Block,
SADDLERY.
TRUNKS of every description. ^**3gxj^^* NASHUA, N. H.
Carriage Trimming and all kinds of Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
22 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
TUTUS. 3E-X. EI. SM!ja.T»Ti,
CLOAK & DRESS MAKER,
Also, Agent for the Florence Sewing Machine.
121 MAIN ST., NASHUA, N. H.
VERDER Sc dOl^/L^J^lST^r,,
9$
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Products,
RAILROAD SQUARE, NASHUA, N. II.
George D. Verder, M. J. Austin.
Riverside Hair Dressing Rooms,
GEORGE W. HOPKINS, Proprietor.
41 MAIN STREET, OPP. POST-OFFICE, NASHUA. N. H.
Particular attention paid to Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting.
GEOR&E "XW. 33^-*7"IS» tSs CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OB"
Patent Automatic Cut-off Stationary Steam Engines,
Portable Engines, Machinists' Tools, Shafting, Pulleys and Hangings,
with self-oiling Boxes, and Poring Machines, for Poring Stationary and
Locomotive Steam Cylinders, without moving them from the Frame or
Ped. Geo. W. Davis, Geo. A. Rollins. NASHUA, IN". H.
HAYWOOD & GREEK",
(Successors to WELLS <fc LEWIS,)
DEALERS IN
STOVES, FURNACES, TIN-WARE,
Britannia, Glass, Japanned, Stamped, Wood, and Hollow Wares, Prooms,
Prushes, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Pumps, &c, and all kinds
of Paper Stock ami Metals.
Peddlers and Dealers furnished at Lowest Prices.
63 Main Street, Fisher's Block, Nashua, N. H.
Chas. J. Haywood, James A. Green.
ASA JAQUITH,
126 West Pearl St.,
NASHUA, TsT. H.
DEALER IN
BEEF, PORK,
Lard, Hams, Mutton,
Poultry, Vegetables, &c.
W.I. GOODS &GB00EBIES.
ADVEKTISING DEPARTMENT.
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^.A-SHITA. GAZETTE,
AND
HILLSBOKOUGH COUNTY ADVERTISER,
ESTABLISHED IN 1826,
Is published every Thursday morning by B, B, & F. P, Whittemore,
Corner of Main and Factory Sts., NASHUA, N. H.
EVEET DESCRIPTION OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Cards, Billheads, Circulars, Ac., printed on Fast Presses and at the Lowest Rates.
IE. .A.. ZE^-A-IsTO-IEIR/,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in Heavy and Light
And all kinds of
LIGHT CARRIAGES,
^W~ Warranted of the best material and
workmanship. Repairing of all kinds
done at short notice.
COR. LOWELL AND CLINTON STREETS,
Opp. Indian Head House,
LEWIS KIMBALL,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
Consisting of Round Corner Bedsteads,
Gothic Bedsteads, Hungarian Bed-
steads, Extension Post Bedsteads,
Youth or Child's Bedsteads,
Trundle Bedsteads.
Manufactory, 23 Water Street,
NASHUA, N. H.
Office 22 Water Street.
:R,TTFTTS FITZGERALD,
Manufacturer of every description of
LEATHER BELTIlsTG.
Special pains taken with Sewing Machine Belts. R. R. Bell Cord, Loom Strapping, &c.
Phillips' Block, corner of Main and Park Streets, up-stairs, . . NASHUA, Jf. H.
J- H- MORRISON,
DEALER IN
HARD & SOFT WOOD.
Assortment of Dry Wood, sawed and split, always on hand.
Wood Yard and Office, No. 90 West Pearl Street.
First door east of G. W. Greene's Store, .... 1VA8IIXJA., 3V. H.
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MERRIMAC RIVER DIRECTORY.
Hovelty Plaster Works!
THE ONLY
Manufactory
Devoted Wholly
TO THE
Manufacture
— OF —
PLASTERS
IN THE
IMTED STATES.
nVL A. 3NT TJ F A C T XT Pt E
Mitchell's Improved Medicated India Rubber Porous Plasters — Sure cure
for all pains and aches in the body. Try one and be convinced.
Mitchell's Kid Strengthening Plasters. They are a good stimulant for all pains
and lame backs. Some prefer them.
Mitchell's Com Plasters. Patented. Sure cure for corns. So don't go limping
around complaining of those painful Corns, when for 25 cents you can procure a
box of Mitchell's White Felt Medicated Corn Plasters. One box will convince the
most skeptical of their merits.
Mitchell's Bunion Plasters. Same as the Corns, only larger for Bunions and
Swelled Joints; sure cure. Try a box. Only 25 cents.
Mitchell's Surgeon's Adhesive Plaster. Patented. Applied by moisture, and
is always pliable and does not irritate. Say, Doctor, just try it once, you that have
never tried it, and you will never be without it. In wide sheets, and also ready-cut
and wound on small cylinders, and put up in cases for Doctors' use. Come and let
us reason together, and go in for improvements and not ride in old stage-coaches
any more, but jump on board the cars.
Mitchell's Pliable Isinglass Plaster. Patented. Is spread on the finest of silk,
and is the best article of this kind known. Try it.
Mitchell's Court Plaster. Not stiff and irritating, but soft
and pliable. Water proof, assorted colors. For ladies and
children whose flesh is tender, they will find this to be just
the thing for cuts, bruises, and scratches. Four pieces, as-
sorted colors, in a neat tablet, for 25 cents. Try one.
Mitchell's Itnpi'oved lielladonna and Pubber Plaster.
The introduction of the Rubber keeps the plaster from dry-
ing up, or growing soft and running after being applied.
Any doctor can have a sample sent, free on application at our
office. Once tried better appreciated.
Mitchell's Improved White Felt Lung Protectors. An
old and true saying is, "An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure."
All of the above-named goods, and others too numerous to
mention, are labeled with a fac-simile of our factory. Take no others if you want a
good article. None genuine unless labeled with a picture of the Novelty Plaster Works
on each box or package.
The $$®w®l$f sPSa&to? W^r&i^
MANUFACTURERS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTIOI OF PLASTERS SOLD 08 THI GLDBE,
Who are constantly issuing something new and boneficial to the human race.
GEO. E. MITCHELL, Proprietor,
LOWELL, MASS. j U. S. A.
ADYEETISING DEPARTMENT.
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FRANK
108 Central Street, . . . LOWELL, MASS.
Dealer in Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Fine Jewelry, Diamonds,
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, &c, &c.
Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired by Alvln Lawrence. An endless
variety of unredeemed property for sale cheap.
AG EATS FOR THE
Noiseless Motion, Lock Stitch,
10.
ALSO, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
SEWING MACHINE FINDINGS.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED, and all work warranted.
Sewing Machine Tables manufactured for the Trade.
LIGHT JOBBING AND MODEL WORK
Will receive special attention.
Salesrooms, No. 61 Central Street, LOWELL, MASS.
L. C. Howard,
S. Hyde.
ST
& HUSE'S
LOWELL, MASS.
Special attention given to printing for Cotton and Woolen Manufacturing
Establishments, Mercantile, Banking, and Railroad Companies.
PROPRIETORS OF VOX POPULI,
Published Wednesdays. Established 1841.
SATURDAY VOX POPUMi Established. 1869.
COPPER-PLATE PR.IWTIN&.
S. & H. are the only Copper-plate printers in Lowell.
Z. E. Stone, S. W. Hpse.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
J- "X7S7- - HAMER,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
RIGGING, PLANKING, JACK, DRILL, LOCOMOTIVE,
and Large Press Scretvs, Sugar and Cotton Screws. Works and
Salesroom, at Hill JBro's Steam Carriage Works,
14, 16 & 18 MIDDLESEX STEEET, LOWELL, MASS.
Iron Forcings of all descriptions done at short notice.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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DANIEL LOVEJOY & SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Paper Mill Engine Bars & Plates,
RAG CUTTERS AND TRIMMING KNIVES.
Also, Planing, Stave, Shingle, and Molding Knives, logwood, Cutters,
Shear Blades, Matcher Sits, and every description of
Pattern Knives made to order.
Cor. of Eock and Oushing Streets, LOWELL, MASS.
HEg^All orders and Patterns, or letters of inquiry, addressed as above, will be
promptly attended to.
eROY S. KIMBALL,
Successor to MOSES F. KIMBALL,
92 MA.RKET STREET,
LOWELL, MASS.,
-AND MANUFACTURER OF-
LEATHER LOOM PICKERS
To corporations furnishing the Card Clothing, the price per foot for making into
Belting will be as follows :
1 inch, 4 cents.
1 1-2 inch, 6 cents.
2 inch, 7 cents.
2 1-2 inch, 8 cents.
3 inch, lO cents.
3 1-2 inch, 12 cents.
4 inch, 14 cents.
ORDERS SOLICITED AND PR03IPTLY FILLED.
LIVERY, HACK,
BOARDING,
AND
Sale Stable,
MONUMENT SQUARE, - - - MERRIMACK STREET,
LOTVELLj MASS.
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MERRIMACK RIYER DIRECTORY.
J"_ O, BENNETT,
61 Z>uttoxi Street, ■ Iioxvoll, Mass.,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Manufacturer of Gutters, Steps, and ladders. Washing, Wring-
ing, and Sweeping Machines.
Clothes bryers, Ice Cta, and he/rigejators,
Made to order. White Wirefor Clothes Lines, Rubber Moldings, and Weather Strips.
Full assortment Hard and Wooden Ware. Also, Agt. for the Wakefield Earth Closet.
CLOTHES JEMERS AND CARPET SWEEPERS REPAIRED,
^Btal Re
FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN,
CITY HALL AVENUE,
REAR ODD FELLOWS' BLOCK,
HENRY C. AMORY, Proprietor.
Fitted np in an excellent manner for the Meception and
Entertainment of his Customers.
Dinners, Suppers, and Collations,
Furnished for large parties at short notice. Boarders
taken by the day or week.
H. B. SHATTUCK,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN]
TOOLS, METALS,
Manufacturers' applies ani Agricnltnral Implements,
34 CENTRAL STREET AND 14 PRESCOTT STREET,
LOlVELLj MASS.
ADVEKTISING DEPARTMENT.
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A. J. SIMPSON & CO.,
(Successor to B. M. West,)
41 CENTRAL STREET,
LOWELL, MASS.,
DEALERS IN
OUTS
u
Agents for J. WAKE'S
X^ZJ^.3^0 POR.TBS,
And also sole Agents for
Mason & Hamlin's
AND
METROPOLITAN CABINET
Also, Dealers in
SHEET MUSIC & MUSICAL WORKS,
MIRRORS, CLOCKS, &c.
PICTURES AND FRAMES.
"We have now on hand the largest and best stock of Pictures and Frames to be found
in Middlesex County. English, French, German, and American Chromos, Steel En-
gravings, Lithographs, Mezzotints, Water Color Paintings, Photographs, Statuary,
&c, in great varieties.
We are also selling cheap for cash, at wholesale and retail, Giltand Walnut Frames,
Plain, Carved, and Ornamented. Come one, come all, and examine our stock of goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Any in want of a first-class Sewing Machine
will find it to their advantage to call at A. J.
Simpson & Co.'s, 41 Central St., and examine the
NEW IMPROVED DAVIS
VERTICAL FEED
Shuttle Sewing Machine
Pronounced by all parties not interested in other
Machines as the VERY BEST, as it does a greater
range of work and better adapted to all kinds of
family work than any other machine made. A.
J. Simpson & Co., Sole Agents for Lowell and vi-
cinity. All kinds of Machines for sale and to
rent. The Singer Improved at ten dollars dis-
count from manufacturers' prices.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
WHITNEY & WILLARD, Proprietors,
Manufacturers of all kinds of
FIELD & PARLOR GAMES.
ALSO, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Dntton Street, .... LOWELL, MASS.
I. WHIT NET,
H. P. WILLARD.
LOWELL, MASS.
AMOS GrIO-IEIESircr,
Roci, near Fletcher Street,
Lowell, Mass.
Repairing of all kinds done in a
thorough manner.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
31
Manufacturer of
NCH SCREWS,
Cabinet and Piano-forte Makers' Clamps.
WOOD TURNING NEATLY DONE AT REASONABLE RATES.
Mechanics Mills, Dutton St,, Lowell.
TTlynchT
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
Also, Sole Agent in Lowell for
M. FISHER & CO.'S
PALE ALE AND PORTER, W^Mi^
AND DR. WHEELER'S
Sherry Wine Bitters.
2STO- 41 nVC^ZEtlKIET STREET,
LOWELL, MASS.
"W. H. EA^Y, A.gt.,
(Successor to Wm. H. Ray & Co.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All kinds of Furniture Repaired in the most
thorough manner.
11 MIDDLE STREET, LOWELL
Mattresses, Few Cushions, and Cushions of all hinds made over, or
new ones furnished. Upholstery done in the most thorough manner.
Curtain Hanging. Carpets fitted and ptit down.
^3T* 'We warrant all our worli, and our prices are low.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
>■ L. BROOKS & CO.,
IIS,
MANUFACTURERS OP
ALSO,
8ENERAL LUMBER DIALERS.
Button Street, cor. Fletcher, . . . LOWELL, 3IASS.
A. L. Brooks, A. B. "Woodwokth, G. H. Ames.
59 Market Street, LOWELL, MASS.
FIRST CLASS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
KOn MAX/E A.JN"I> FEMALE HELL5.
Good male and female help procured on reasonable terms, at this
long-established agency.
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT.
All the Periodicals and Newspapers, including the Boston & Lowell dailies, usually
kept at such establishments, on hand, and furnished at the lowest prices, on
the shortest notice.
LOWELL
rami, pimm k picra nn
MANUFACTORY
MU18DO StQ)(T©
ESTABLISHED IX 1S37.
Manufacturer, "Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, WALKING-CANES,
Picture Frames, Sheet Music, Musical Merchandise, Paintings,
Engravings, Looking- Glass Plate, Picture Glass, &c.
Dealer in Pianos, Organs, and Melodeons. Instruments of all kinds to Let, also Tuned
and Repaired. Umbrellas and Parasols re-covered and repaired. Ornamental
Frames made to order. Gilding and lie-gilding done. Canes mounted.
Agent for WILZCOX & GIBBS' Noiseless Family Sewing Machines.
Also, the " DOMESTIC," the best Look Stitch Machine in the world.
75 and 77 Merrimack Street LOWELL, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Essex, cor. Hampshire Sts., . . LAWRENCE, MASS.
PROPEIETOES.
Robert Foivle, James McConnell.
S. M. STEDMAN & CO.,
Successors to Stedman & Fuller,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FOR COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY,
AND DEALERS IN
MANUFACTURERS' SUPPLIES,
S. M. Stedman, LAWRENCE, MASS. W. S. Sisson.
DEALERS in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
AJXT> COUNTKY PRODUCE.
42 .Snusbiirsj Street, Z/ȣ WJZ JEJV6 JE, .1T*3SS.
DEALERS IN
West India Goods, Groceries, Produce, &c.
4=1 and. 43 j^raesTixiry Street, L1A.WRENCE.
FUS REED & CO.,
Dealers in
9
Smiths' Coal, Lime, Cement, Hair, and Calcine Plaster*
Office, 574 Essex Street,
Opposite H. E. E. Depot, . LA/VSTIREIsrciE, 3VCA.SS.
R. Reed, H. A. Prescott.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
LAWRENCE.
MA.SS.
Opposite Boston and. HVIaine, Eastern, IjO"well, and.
Northern Depots.
J". ID. HEE/BICK,
Gentlemens', Ladies', Misses', and Children's
OOTS, SHOES,
And Rubbers,
NO. 139 ESSEX STREET,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
^Repairing neatly and promptly executed.
P. T. WATSON,
AND PAPER HANGER.
ALSO, DEALER IN
Paper Hangings, Paints, Oils & Glass.
•dLS Amesbury Street,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
H, PLUMMER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of
CLAPBOARDS, SHEVGLES,
Hatha, Fence Posts, Pickets, &c.
DIJMEISrSION LUMBER
Furnished at short notice.
OFFICE, 572 ESSEX STREET,
Opp. H. R. R. Depot,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
RICHARD HOAV",
MEALS A.T ALL HOURS.
ALSO, CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
Under Lawrence Hall, 17 and 23 Amesbury Street,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
ADYEKTISING DEPAKTMENT.
35
J. RICH^EDSOlsr,
ou
AINT
GRAINING, MARBLING, AND PAPER BANGING. Balls
Colored and Ceilings Whitened in a superior manner.
In rear of 265 Essex Street, LAWRENCE, MASS.
RESIDENCE, 55 AMESBURY STREET.
OrdersTsolicited and. promptly attended, to.
DEALER IN
5
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,
[¥afe©§„ tabrollm. &®*
183 Essex Street, LAWRENCE, MASS.
ALONZO WTNKLEY,
Carpenter and Builder,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
\k\MI B^J
MES,
liRl m TO!l!ll!i)lJ!IW ITU
Turning and Jig Sawing.
No. 243 Lowell Street, Lawrence, Mass.
Plans and Specifications furnished to order; orders solicited and executed
with the utmost promptitude.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
■J
-AJfD-
WATER STREET, - LAWRENCE, MASS.
PATEIOK SWEENEY,
DEALER IN
Feathers & Mattresses,
Nos. 108 & 110 Essex Street,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
H. N. PALMER & CO.,
Fancy Dry Goods,
241 ESSEX STREET,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
NEW YOEK
Wholesale and Retail
OYSTER HOU
Oysters and Clams cooked and served
in every style. Also, furnished to saloons,
parties, and families, by the quart or gal-
lon, at short notice.
570 ESSEX STREET,
Opp. Horse R. R. Depot.
F. A. CALKINS.
SHATTUCK BROTHERS,
146 Essex Street,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
O. W. Shattuck, J. Shattuck, jr.
HENRY R LAZELL,
DEALER IN
W ISf DMA M0M9»
Choice Family Groceries,
AND PROVISIONS,
81 BROADWAY, - - - LAWRENCE, MASS.
ADVEKTISING DEPAETMENT.
37
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co,
OP IMiLIME,
27 Court Street, BOSTON.
PURELY MUTUAL. ASSETS, $6,000,000. All Profits paid to Policy
Solders in, Dividends.
Agent for Lawrence, Haverhill, Andover, and Methuen.
Office, 373 Essex Street, . . . LAWRENCE, MASS.
PETER HOLIE[A.]Sr9
DEALER IN
389 Common Street, .
India Goods
AND
. Lawrence, Mass.
EL Car.
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Contracts taken in or out of town.
Corner of Lowell and Franklin Streets, Lawrence, Mass.
O, !N". CLIFFORD,
BRACKET and MOLDING
MANUFACTURER.
Essex Street, nearly opposite H. R. R. Depot,
LAWRENCE, ]VEA.©S.
Orders solicited and executed with promptness.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
J. O. CAULOUTT,
Teacher Piano Forte and Organ.
LESSONS IN HARMONY & THOROUGH BASS.
AGENT FOR
B. E. Colley & Co., Patent Action Piano.Forte, & J. Esty & Co. Cottage Organs.
35 Broadway, opp. B. & M. Depot, LAWRENCE, MASS.
Piano Fortes Tuned and Repaired.
H, F. BARNARD,
ClIINlf MAIM
UPHOLSTERER.
Manufacturer of Counting Room, Libra-
ry, and Dining Room Furniture, and
does all kinds of Furniture Re-,
pairing with neatness and
dispatch.
239 Essex Street, up-stairs,
LAWRElsCE, MASS.
. MARY J. HILL,
315 Essex Street,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
JOB PRMTII ESTABLISHMENT.
THE LAWRENCE SENTINEL,
Published every Saturday, at
No. 245 Essex Street, EA. WHENCE, MASS.
ABIEL MORRISON, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms— $2. OO per anxivixn.
GEO. A. MORRIS,
lacksmith,
Essex St., near Causeway,
Xear B. & M Freight Depot,
'S^-? LAWRENCE.
Particular attention paid to Interfering and Tender-footed Horses*
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
39
J. P. WHITTEMORE, M, D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Residence, Vine, corner of Pentucket Street,
HAVERHILL, MASS.
OFFICE— TIHon's Block, Main Street, Nos. 4 and 5, up-statrs, main entrance.
OFFICE H01IRS-7 to 9 A. M., 12 M., 1 to 3, and 7 to 9 P. M.
Neiv and second-hand
PIANO-FORTES
Constantly on hand, for
sale or to let.
=1 Music Arranged
For Brass & Stringed Bands.
AISO, PIANOS TUNED IN TDZE BEST MANNER.
RESIDENCE, No. 56 PECKER STREET,
HAVERHILL, 3IASS.
HAVERHILL CORNET AND ORCHESTRAL BANDS.
R. WILLIAM!©, Leader.
Office, 21 Merrimack Street.
CO^CpthY 0 ICt Cnty|V! MLOOfl.
(Successors to MRS. F. D. ROGERS.)
NUTS AND FMUITS OF AIL KINDS.
Especial attention given to supplying parties, picnics,
c, with Ice Cream.
No. 3 Currier's Block, Main Street,
HAVERHILL .
N. R. Brown, Frank E. Brown.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Wliittier's Building, Washington Street,
IIA-VERHrLHi, MASS.
>TERINC & WHITE^IRSG
IDO^STE TO ORDER.
Orders from the neighboring towns respectfully solicited a7id promptly
attended to.
G. H. Fellows & Co.,
GRASS SEED &, FERTILIZERS.
o. 31 llemmack Street:
tf/WiraLL, MASS.
ADVEKTISING DEPAKTMENT.
41
HUNT & QUIMBY,
DEALERS IK
DOORS, WINDOWS,
BLINDS,
®) ^^
MERRIMACK STREET,
HAVERHILL, MASS.
J. XH. IiITTUESFIEIiD,
AND
CIVIL
NGINEER,
OFFICE,
29 Water Street.
SHOP,
Stage Street.
RESIDENCE,
Summer Street.
HAVERHILL, MASS.
JLga €#■
WlioIesrrJe Manufacturer of
BOOT AND SHOE LASTS,
PATTEE/1TS,
HAVERHILL, - - MASS.
42
MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
JZl. X3I
H\ck 40d Lively $TAbLe?
Fleet Street, near Merrimack,
HAVERHILL, MASS.
Good Teams at reasonable prices.
Also, Hoarding for Horses.
T. BULLEN & SON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SHOES FINDINGS,
Cement, Paste, Kerosene Goods, and Machine Oils,
MANUFACTURERS OF
No. 203 Merrimack Street, . . HAVERHILL, MASS.
O. IR,. FOWLER,
MANUFACTURER OF
All orders from the
neighboring towns
by express or oth-
erwise, promptly
attended to.
How Street, near Merrimack St., HAVERHILL, MASS.
ROBES
On hand or
furnished to order
C. H. 8 TAN TON,
S
Fleet Street,
HAVERHILL,
MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
43
W^HITTIER c&? STO"WE,
CORNER MAIN AND COURT STREETS, HAVERHILL, MASS.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in every description of
Furniture, Mattresses, Feathers, Mirrors, &c.
Particular attention given to
UPHOLSTERING JL]VX> REPAIRING.
Window Shades of every description niadc to order and in stock.
Feathers and Hair renovated by the recently invented steam process.
A. Whittiek, A. F. Stowe.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
THIBET,
Bishop Lawn and Cambric
ROBES.
MASONIC BUILDING, FLEET STREET,
HAVERHIZL, MASS.
Residence, VESTRY STREET. All orders
from the neighboring towns, by express or oth-
erwise, promptly attended to, and delivered
personally, if required.
SAWYEE & CO.,
Hack, Livery, Boarding, and Sale
FLEET STREET,
Near Masonic Building, TTaW^TlTTmASS.
44
MEKEIMACK EIVEE DIKECTOEY.
C. O. MORSE,
COUNSELOR & ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 2 5 STATE STREET,
NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
Collections made in all parts of the United States, and particular atten-
tion given to Bankruptcy and Patent Matters.
STA1K RAILS, POSTS, NEWELS & BALUSTERS,
FENCES, POSTS & BALUSTERS,
FURNISHED TO ORDER.
No. 64 Marlboro' Street,
NEWBURYPORT.
WM. E. CROCKETT,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
LEATHER BELTING.
Loom Strapping and Pickers famished to order.
CARDING & SPINNING ROLLS COVERED WITH DISPATCH.
Lace Leather, Lagging, Belt Leather, Smiths' Aprons, Belt Hooks, and
Copper Rivets constantly on hand.
17 Water Street, - NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
CARL, MEINERTI1
£
Inventor, Patentee, and Sole Proprietor of the
Mezzo-Tint Photograph,
Known as the finest Photograph in roundness, softness, and finish.
Rooms, upper corner State and Pleasant Streets, Newburyport.
All Imitations, under whatever name or pretext, if not bearing my License Number,
will be prosecuted as infringements.
ADVEKTISING DEPAKTMENT.
45
Water Street Harness Shop,
IVo. 8 WATER ©TREET,
Near Custom Souse, .... JVEWBUIt^PORT, JtT&SS.
A new and select assortment of
HARNESSES and COLLARS,
Constantly on hand, forming an extensive assort-
ment of everything kept in a FIRST CLASS HAR-
NESS SHOP. Fancy Driving Harnesses made
a specialty. Also, Farmers', Peddlers', and Job
Harnesses, at prices that will defy competition.
C03VXE OlSTE, COME A3L>~Li.
B 1j A. K,
House, Ship, Sign, and Ornamental
*
AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW & PICTURE GLASS.
Glazing, Graining, Gilding,
PAPER HANGING
Executed in the best style.
DOORS, SASHES & BLINDS
Furnished to order at short notice.
All worli intrusted to our care will receive prompt attention, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
48 Merrimack Street, . . NEWBURYPORT.
Samuel S. Blake,
Philip H. Notes.
HUGH McGLEW
9 Hale's Court,
NEWBURYPORT, ]VE^©©.
Horseshoeing and all kinds of Carriage work
N. B. Particular attention paid to Interfering and Tender-footed Horses.
46 MERKIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
DAVID M. CUMINGS,
SUCCESSOE TO
BOTTLER
AND DEALER IIV
R. ALE
Mineral Water,
SARSAPARILLA & HOP BEER.
ENGLISH & SCOTCH ALES
American and English Porters
95 Gents pes? £wal!on?
Or 5 per cent less than can be bought elsewhere.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
47
-AJVCOS COFIFIIsr,
-dealer nr-
COAL
WOOD
OP ALL KINDS.
No. 25 Water Street,
NEWBURTPORT.
"Wharf, first below the Cvistom House.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Jr.,
bhliijWT
TOE
212 Merrimack St.,
1VEWBEBYPOKT, - - MASS.
C. H. de ROCHEMONT,
And Manufacturer of
SPIKES, BOLTS,
Rudder-Braces , Side-Lights, A'c.
Sliij/ and other Brass Castings
of all kinds made to order.
210 1-2 Merrimack Street,
NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
ml 1 Pil*a nUUvED
Meals furnished at all hours of the day at
HXTO, 35 MARKET SQUARE,
XEWBUKYPORT, MASS.
WWFor sale, the BEST EXGZISS and SCOTCH AZES, and PHIZ-
ABEZPHIA POUTERS, $1.00 per gal., by the pint, quart, or gallon.
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MEEEIMACK EIVEE DIEECTORY.
L. 3D. ROSS,
MANUFACTURER OF
CIGAR
AND
CHEROOTS,
'J^flHor sale at Wholesale and Retail,
No. 7 LUNT STREET,
Orders from all parts of the United States solicited.
BROWN & NOYES,
LCTURERS OF
ARRIAG
MANUFACTURERS OF
OE EVERY DESCRIPTION".
Moseley's Avenue, ^
AND
MOULTON STREET,
GEO. W. BROWN, SEWELL H. NOTES
J. H. GROVES.
Constantly on hand New
and Second-hand
Harnesses, Blankets,
Collars, Cir (Angles t
Halters, Sheets,
Curry Combs, Cards,
Whips, &c.
NEAT'S-FOOT OIL.
Repairing and Oiling neat-
ly and promptly done.
No. 14 Liberty Street, NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
49
«Tb Cfm
Pays the Highest Cash Price for all hinds of
SCRAP IRON, OLD METALS,
Orders from out of the city tvill receive prompt attention.
I also offer for sale, at the lowest cash price,
Nails, Farming Tools, Fertilizers, Tarred Paper, 4c, of the best quality.
No. 43 Water Street, NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
MRS. S. RICHARDSON,
ONNET ROOMS
No, 73 State Street,
NETVBURYPORTj MASS.
ELTTISEXji c*5 oastelhun,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
CHRONOMETERS, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, BOOKS, AND CHARTS,
Corner of State Street and JUarket Sqitare,
NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
WILLIAM KCHL,
HERMAN OASTELHUIT.
50 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
THOS. A. S. MITCHELL,
Carpenter & Slater,
^^ » ff Work done tvith dispatch and
75 Water Street, JlB^, •»««■<»»««*.
„ ~r„ „ 1&3^ llk5^J,«^i(''<?<'<'' attention paid to
NEWBURYPORT, MASS. ^^M Bepairing Hoofs.
Shop, 75 Water Street, .... House, 7 1-2 Federal Street.
BENJAMIN W. COLE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds of
BROWN, WHITE, PILOT, AND SHIP BREAD,
Crackers of all kinds; Cakes, Pies, Pastry.
106 Merrimac Street, . . NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
Hot Rolls, and fresh Pies and Cakes served daily. All orders receive prompt attention.
PAUL Gk XjiXJJXTI",
Manufacturer and Healer in
Of every description, consisting in part of
MACKEREL, COD, POLLOCK, and CHALK LINES,
Snapper Sines and Trawl Ganging, Cotton Sope, Factory Bandings,
Steam Packing, Sash Cord, Batters' Slocking Cord, Dress Cord,
Clothes Sines, &c.
Nos. 13 and 15 Bromfield Street, . .NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
RUFUS SARGENT^
ARCHITECT,
Office, No. 39 State Street,
NEWBURYPORT.
I'LANS, ELEVATIONS, and DETAIL DRAWINGS furnished forevery description
of buildings. Will execute DRAWINGS OF MACHINERY when desired.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
51
EDWARD DUMMER,
Mechanical XSngineer
AND
DRAUGHTSMAN.
All drafting done pertaining to the designing and locating of machinery. Drawings
and Models prepared for the Patent Office.
PATENTS SOLICITED.
No. 6 Essex Street NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
CO!
!Y,
IS,
36 1-2 Merrimack Street,
Foot of Green Street, . . NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
STAIRS AISTHD STAIR RAILS
Of every description worked and put up in the best manner.
Job Work of all hinds neatly and promptly done. Orders from
City or Country solicited.
J. "V7. Evans, Eli Lamprey.
SOLE OWNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Mptyj'is fyjtfij low tyjth uttOnjt^,
No. 9 Ferry Wharf, . . NEWBURYPOKT, MASS.
PARKER RORERTS, President. GEO. LUNT, Treasurer.
R. W. ORDWAY, General Agent.
RICHARDSON BROTHERS,
108 and 110 Merrimack Street, . NEWBURYPORT,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
SALT AND FRESH PROVISIONS,
Flour, Grain, Meal, and Country Prodtice sold
at the lowest price for Cash.
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MERRIMACK RIYER DIRECTORY.
^ HABROWEES ^>
Laflies' and Beits' Dining Room
OYSTER HOUSE AND RESTAURANT.
USAXiS SBK.VED 'AT ALIi HOUH.S.
Mrs. R. HARROWER,
1 and 3 Merrimack Street, JVBWBURYPORT, Mass.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
W
AND GROCERIES,
FLOURj TEASj AND TOBACCO,
No. 35 Market Square, . . NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
£
NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
J. P. L. WESTCOTT, . . . Proprietor.
BILL-BOARDS S'H.EIE!.
A Good Stable and Billiard Hall in connection with the House. Patrons
furnished with Good Teams.
SAMUEL SHERMAN, Clerk.
This House has been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished throughout, and
the proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the public generally,
that he will spare no pains in making a first class House.
JOHN PEARSON, Jr.,
Wiolesmle Baker
OF ALL KINDS OF
MAG1IIE BREAD,
INCLUDING THE CELEBRATED
CREAM, AMBER & FRUIT BISCUIT, AND FAMILY PILOT BREAD.
Pearson's Wharf, . NEWBURYPORT, MASS.
ADVEKTISING DEPAKTMENT.
53
NASHU
IRON and i
10
MAlSrTJ.F'.A.CTTJRERS OF
MADE FROM
Welflless Cast Steel, nl Bowline and Lowmoor Iron.
ALSO, ALL KINDS OF
B,
-FOR-
AND OTHER
M -A. O H I IN" E3 'WORK.
S. K. WELLIAN, Soil
M. A. HERRICK, Agent anft Treas.
Office of the Company's Works, TSo. 82 MILK STEEET,
Is". IHTTIKrH.OE, Paymaster.
54
MERKIMACK KIVER DIKECTOET.
MISS E. THWING,
Water Street, Salisbury Mills,
MILLINERY
AND FANCY GOODS.
AGENT FOE
Davis Sewing Machine.
O-IEO- "W. THOMAS,
©<3
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CCS
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CCS
PQ VIRGIN!
£3
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CIGAR MAMUFACTURER.
C. F. PETTINGELL,
IMZ-A-OIHIIIISriST,
AND MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
WHEEL MACHINERY,
To which the attention of Carriage and Wheel Manufacturers is respectfully solicited.
Basement Locke & Jewell's Wheel Factory,
AnvLEsiBTXiRrs- - - - - mass.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 55
W. H. B. CURRIER,
PUBLISHER OF THE VILLAGER,
Amesbury, Mass.
A LOCAL JOURNAL.. PRICE PER VEAR, $1.75 in advance.
JOB PRINTING
IN" ALL STYLES DONE AT THIS OEFTCE.
GEORGE J. L. COLBY & CO.,
PUBLISHERS OF
THE MERRIMACK JOURNAL,
AT AMESBUEY,
AMD THE
errimack Valley Visitor,
AT NEWBUKYPOET,
^Veekly Newspapers, having the best advantages
for Advertising. Also,
JOB PRINTERS,
n*ITM AJY OFFICE AT EACH PI,*MCE »WO%*E JY.1JHEJD.
EOUR PRESSES, ALL RUN BY STEAM.
STAINED AND GUT GLASS.
J. M. COOK, 131, 139, and 141 Congress Street, Boston, Mass.
Manufacturer of Stained, Cut, Enamelled, Flock, and Embossed Glass of all kinds.
Especial attention given to getting up Church Windows in all styles.
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CEO. T. GARRISON,
MANUFACTURER OF
PAPER BOXES,
131 Congress Street,
WILLIAM JESSOP & SONS,
NUFACTDREBS
SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND.
A. large supply of all kinds and sizes of
KEPT EST STORE.
135 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
LOMBARID eft? CO.,
No. 13 Lewis "Wlx»rf, Boston,
IMPORTERS Sc DEALERS IKT THE BEST
Nova Scotia, English & Scotch
For Farmers, Machinists, and Glass Cutters. Also,
3STOVA. JSOOTX.A. FIlXIXiSTON'S,
A. large assortment constantly on hand.
58 MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
OUR
American!! I scotch I I English I / J*v
BRICK W | BRICK W I BRICK W f\^ft\
J.ADAMWAi.DO^DBMl! PIPE
r^j|13 Liberty Square!^
^$1 II. a, BOSTON ^ ^Jf heavier
Than any other make, and better
glazed. We warrant satisfac-
tion as to quality and prices.
M Land Tele
J, ADAN WALDO, Agent
MASSACHUSETTS DRAIN PIPE AND TILE GO.
Also, depot for the best brands
Fire Clay, Kaolin, Molding and Fire Sand, Fime, Cement, Foundry
Facings, &c, Garden Vases and Chimney Tops.
13 Liberty Square, . BOSTON.
ANDERSON, HEATH & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 5 and 6 Winthrop Square,
141, 145, 147, and 149 Devonshire Street,
John Andebson, Geo. W. Heath,
Wm. S. Anderson, Wm. P. Clark, Hezekiah Libbt.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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f
A. T, STEARIS &
And Manufacturers of GUTTERS, COJYMfTTCTORS, and
.HOLtRIJVCrS. Wholesale and Retail, Kiln Dried Sard Pine & Spruce,
Floor, and Sheathing Hoards, Constantly on Sand.
ORDERS FOR DRESSED LUMBER, FILLED AT SHORT NOTICE.
Mills at Xeponset ; Wharves, No. 470 Albany Street, foot Union Park Street,
and at Neponset.
OPHOE, NO. 22 CONGRESS SQUARE, BOSTON.
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Hubs, Spokes,
RIMS, SEATS, BOWS,
Dasher Boards,
jpl,aivk:? Etc.
Salesrooms, 72 Kilby Street, Boston,
MANUFACTORY, 13 CYPRESS ST.,
WORCESTER, MASS.
DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING ON WOOD
Of every description of ILLUSTRATED PRINTING, embracing in part
YIEWS OF BUILDINGS, MACHINERY of all kinds, SEALS, PORTRAITS, &c,
EXECUTED BY
J- Xj. T-A.TTXJ03FL,
81 Washington Street, - BOSTON.
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Sole Manufacturer of the
Office, 27 Custom House Street,
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
KENDALL MANFG. CO.,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
TUTT T § TTUT'
Providence, R. I,
j. a. & m*
MANUFACTURERS OF
L
LI Id II yUHilU.
Mill at IVortlx Leominster,
OFFICE, 85 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
XX, XXX, and Extra Counters of alt numbers, constantly on hand.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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62
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UNION IRON WORKS,
WORCESTER, MASS.,
BICE & WHITCOMB, Proprietors.
Manufacturers of Taft's Improved Patent Power and Hand Shears, and Punching
Presses of all sizes, for Boiler Makers, Ship Builders, Railroad Companies, Safe Man-
ufacturers, BrMge Builders, Mowing Machine Manufacturers, and others using Power
or Hand Shears or Punching Presses. Boiler Rolls to work by Hand or Power,
Broaching and Trimming Machines for Armories, Engine Lathes, Planers, Upright
Drills, Crank Planers, etc., etc. Send for Circular.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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G. WHITCOMB &
Cor, Exchange and Cypress Streets, Worcester, Mass.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PLANING MACHINES
FOR WORKING METALS,
OE WHICH WE MAKE A. SPECIALTY.
Having given our attention the past eighteen years to the manufacture and perfece
tion of this tool, we are able to say that we are now making the best machinesof th»
kind produced in this country; a machine that we warrant to give satisfaction
being heavy, substantial, and well-proportioned in all its parts ; shafting heavy Can
Boxes, and long bearings, GEARS AND RACKS ALL CUT, holes in table drilled
and milled, slots in table planed out of solid stock, with the best self-acting cross,
angular, and vertical feed. "We have added in the past year some valuable patented
improvements of ours, in feed, etc., of which the purchaser will have the advantage.
Send, for Circular and Price-list.
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Es»t«»/fc>Xiisla.©cI. 1847.
Manufacturer of
MACHIN
Works, Cor. Union & Exchange Sts.,
SASTS Ti.\ WORCESTER, MASS. m&* tf
Engine Lathes, Planers, Boring Mills, Upright and Suspension
Drills, Gear and Holt Cutters, and Index Machines.
Also, Sole Manufacturer of Toft's Celebrated
Sand Punches and Shears.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Brtj/ tfe Chaleur, Juower Cove, North Shore, Hxulro, American Whitening
Stones, Spindle, Ohio, New Castle, and various other kinds.
QUARRIES AT BAY DE CHALEUR & ROCKPORT, N. B„ AND JOGGINS, N. S.
Office and Depot, Sargent's Wharf, - - Boston.
E, D. SPEAR;
THE OLD INDIAN DOCTOR
So much celebrated for his Remarkable Cares,
office, 713 Washington street, boston.
W Dr. Spear can be consulted at his office, 713 Washington Street, Boston, or
by letter, with stamp, free of charge, upon all diseases.
ADVEKTISING DEPAKTMENT. 65
TIN WARE MANUFACTORY.
. T, "WMTTT
DEALER IN
STOVES, TIN WARE,
Kitchen Furnishing Goods, etc.
Nos. 148 & 154 Central Street, LOWELL, MASS,
AGENT FOR
RICHMONDS' PORTABLE RANGES,
Five Sizes, for Wood and Coal.
Also, the
DOUBLE OVEfl PJ{L\CE ItfflQE,
For Hoarding Souses and Motels.
Will do more work and take less fuel than any stove in
the market.
TIN ROOFING and PLUMBING DONE TO ORDER.
Cook, Office & Parlor Stoves
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Dealer in PTTMPS, LEAD PIPE, AND SHEET LEAD. Johbinrj
done tvith neatness and dispatch.
66 MERRIMACK EIVER DIRECTORY.
.A. BACHELDER & CO.,
NEW E]VG3L.A]VI>
Molding and Planing Mills,
Broadway, Lowell, Mass.,
MANUFACTURERS OP BAY WINDOWS,
Rosewood, Black "Walnut and Pine Moldings, Straight, Circular, and Elliptical, of
every description. Window Frames, Brackets, and all kinds of Gutters and House
Finish. Planing, Matching, Grooving, Scroll Sawing, etc., done to order.
NEW ENGLAND
BUNG & PLUG MANUFACTORY,
Broadway, Lowell, Mass.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of all sizes of PINE, SPRUCE, and OAK
BUNGS, for Oils, Spirits, Vinegar, Beer, Molasses, and Tar Barrels.
Also, WHITE OAK TAPS, all sizes, LAGER BEER BUNGS, BEER TAPS and
VENTS, DECK PLUGS and TREENAIL WEDGES, GROCERY STOPPLES, IN-
SPECTORS' PLUGS of every description, for Butter, Beef, Pork and Lard, etc.
A. BACHELDER & CO., Proprietors.
A* BacJieldet; J". C. Bacheldcr.
CT. "W\ ZEBLA-IR/r & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS,
AND WIlVI>OW FRAME©,
Moldings, Brackets, and Gutters, constantly on hand.
PLANING, MATCHING, AND SCROLL SAWING
DONE TO OBI) JEM.
BROADWAY, - - - LOWELL, MASS.
J. M. TOESEY & CO.,
NEW ENGLAND
BOX MANUFACTORY,
is/Lrr. "vzEZEtusronsr street,
LOWELL, MASS.
ALL KINDS OV WOODEN PACKING BOXES MADE TO OKDEB.
ADVEKTISING DEPABTMENT.
67
X.. S. RICHARDSON,
Dealer in
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MIUIIEIT i FAUCI BIIIS
Traveling Bags, Baskets, Valises, Stereoscopes,
Views, Silver Plated Ware, Albums,
Books, Pictures,
And everything usually found in a first class Fancy Goods Store.
115 Merrimack Street, LOWELL, MASS.
McMASTER, BAILEY & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF LADIES' AND MISSES'
OF THE REST OF STOCK, AND ALL WORK WARRANTED.
130 Middlesex Street, up-stairs, . . . LOWELL, MASS,
L. I. MuMastee,
J. H. Bailey,
T. A. McM ASTER.
ZMI. O. PRATT &c CO.,
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS.
ALSO, MANUFACTURER OF
Moldings, Gutters, Brackets, Conductors, Windoiv Frames and Caps,
and every description of Bouse Finish.
WAMESIT STEAM MILLS, BUTTON STREET,
LOWELL, MASS.
M. C. Pratt,
Amasa Pratt
ISAAC IE* XjijSL O IE3 ,
Manufacturer of
Black Walnut, Butternut, and Chestnut
HID
Dutton Street,
Sashes and Blinds.
. . . LOWELL, MASS.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
B& ■ %£t ■
& CO.,
DEALERS IN"
ParlonOffice Stoves
FURNACES, RANGES, &o.
Manufacturers of
GALVANIZED
Window Caps, and Brackets
IRON FENCES,
Store Fronts, Iron Roofs, &c?
liLMUumtg^feffil.*, .4. a *.*! 123 and 125
Ttftl
MARKET STREET,
XM2
LOWELL, MA.SS.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP
ADYEKTISING DEPAKTMENT. 69
HOWES & BURNHAM,
' 9
"Wholesale and. Retail.
DUTTON STREET, NEAR WAMESIT MILLS,
LOWELL, MASS.
H. C. Howe, J. F. Hoive, C. Burnham.
Exchange Coffee House,
144 MAEKET STEEET, LOWELL, MASS.
JAMES TRYON, PROPRIETOR,
This Bouse has lately been thoroughly repaired and refurnished with
entire new Furniture, and the Proprietor ivill spare no efforts to make
it worthy of public support.
DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES
RUBBERS.
Also, Boot & Shoe Maker
and Repairer.
80 Middlesex St.,
ZOWFZZ, MASS.
HABYBY <Sc CO.'S
BOOT &. SHOE EMPORIUM,
35 MEKKIMAOK ST. (next Shoe Store from Post-office),
LOWELL, MASS.
Sign, in the Window, the Largest Shoe in the State.
We keep constantly on hand the largest assortment of goods
in the city.
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S-AJVCTJIEIli BECK.,
DEALER, IN"
Also, Agent for tlie
WEBSTER HOT-AIR FURNACE,
And the WALKER. DOUBLE OVEN MANGE, tvhich received the high-
est Premiums at the last New England Fair.
265 & 267 Merrimack St., LOWELL.
ptiCH^.i^iDSonsr &c cutter,
manufacturers of
Double and Single Shot Guns, and Pistols,
Also, Dealers in Cutlery, Shootingand Fishing Tackle
of every description, Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps,
&c. Fishing rods made^to'order. Guns and Pistols of all kinds repaired in good style.
No. 66 Central St., LOWELL, MASS.
Brass Finishers,
And Manufacturers of
1 STEAM, WATER, & GAS FITTINGS.
ALSO,
White Metal Castings, Steam & Sand
Engine Hose Couplings, Pipe
Mountings, and Nozzles
made to order to fit any size or thread.
& 16 Middlesex St., LOWELL. MASS.
A. 1IALLOWELL,
\V. G. HALLOWELL.
.A.. J". HE I S O O X,
Manufacturer of all kinds of HAND-MADE
FROM THE REST CAST STEEL, AND WARRANTED.
Pattern Files of all kinds made to order.
Particular attention (riven to the Re-Cutting of all kinds of Old Files and Rasps, and "Warranted
equal to new for service. A large stock of Files and Hasps kept constantly on hand
at Wholesale or Retail. RE-CUT FILES to exchange, or for sale.
MANUFACTORY & SALES-ROOMS lifPSSSlSSJS^iSSSi SHI:
Orders by mail or otherwise, at either place, will receive prompt attention.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 71
W M. E. LIVINGSTON,
DEALER IN
COAL, WOOD,
Charcoal, Lime, Cement, Sand,
GRAVEL, MORTAR, STONE, HAIR, LATHS,
Plaster, Bricks, Fertilizers,
HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, &c,
No. 9 Thorndike Street,
LOWELL, MASS.
J". XI. HODGE^
Successor to JERMIAH CLARE,
Of all numbers, for Loom Harnesses and Rotary Sewing Machines. Plain and
Fancy Twine, for Warp Nets, and other purposes.
Knitting' and Tidy Yarns. Banding, for Ring, Flier, and Mule Spinning.
Manufacturers' Supplies furnished to order.
96 MIDIDEE STREET, LOWELL, M!A.B©,
Prompt Attention to all Orders. The Best is the most Profitable.
PAWTUCKET HOUSE,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
ALSO,
Ladies' & Gents' Dining Rooms.
MEALS TO ORDER. TARLE ROARD. OPEN SUNDAYS.
A.LLEN FA.IHFIELD,
21 to 27 MERRIMACK ST., LOWELL.
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»
Fresco ani Decorative
ARTIST,
FOR
PUBLIC MALLS
Private Residences, etc.,
No. 17 Pemberton Square, BOSTON.
IB TJ IT THE BEST
If you want the LATEST IMPROVEMENT in Clothes
Wringers, buy the
UVEPROViCD
raftwial
It has Rubber between the Wooden
Springs.
A Neiu Attachment to Tubs.
A Folding Apron or Guide for
Clothes.
IT EXCELS ANYTHING EVER BEFORE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
These improvements are also on
the new NATIONAL, or IRON
FRAMED UNIVERSAL. The
Universal and National Wringers are
warranted the best, and sold by deal-
ers everywhere.
If your storekeeper has not got them,
address
GEO. H, HOOD, General Agent
07 Water Street, BOSTON.
OtS-WlUNuERS OK ALL KINDS KEr-AIRED.^gg
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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For Buildings of all kinds, Dye
Houses, Dry Houses, Factories,
Hall, School Houses, and
Buildings of all kinds Ventilated
in the Best and most Thorough
manner, by
J. E. BARNEY & CO.,
Ventilating Engineers,
26 CHARLESTON ST.,
MS O STOJT.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
Funeral Undertak
Attend to any duty connected with their
profession at the shortest notice.
At their Warehouse, 146 Friend St.
May be found the largest assortment of
&
IN THE CITY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ALSO,
GRAVE CLOTHES OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
The best of Hearses, Full Drapery or Glass, with Plumes complete.
.All orders left at Wareroom, or at House,
73 Green Street, or at 36 Union Park Street,
"WILL BK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
JOH>" PEAK,
JOHN H. PEAK.
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MERRIMACK RIVER DIRECTORY.
Dealers in PLAIN AND GALVANIZED
Wrouqht and Cast Iron Pipe,
*J OF ALL, KINDS AND SIZES, *
FOR STEAM, GAS, AND WATER.
Also, Lead Pipe & Plumbing Materials. TVBULAR WELLS DRIVEN
IN BOSTON AND VICINITY.
]Vo. 16 HOWA.:RI> ST., BOSTON.
New and Second-hand Boilers for sale. Steam and Well Pumps constantly on hand. Gas Fittings,
Water, Steam, and Lead Pipe and Plumbing Materials furnished and put up to order, at short notice
and reasonable prices.
DAXIEL RUSSELL, Jr., T. F. BURKE.
Ilk Street,
T. J\ SULLIYA1T,
(SUCCESSOR TO M. ENGELHARDT.)
Manufacturer of PLAIN AND FANCY
Who, Importer of FANCY A1VD EMBOSSED PAPERS, GILT
PICTURES, BORDERS, &c.
At 12 Howard St., and 3 Tremont Eow, Boston, Mass.
!Tjr~All Goods received and delivered at. No. 12 Howard Street. All orders from
the country promptly attended to. Parties in want of Boxes with Pictures,
etc., will d» well to call.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 75
C. YOUNG & EMERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
RQCKLAID LIME, L'ETAIK LIME, [SOUS MARBLE,
Plastering Hair, Calcined Plaster, Ground Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Fire Clay, Hard and
Soft Coal.
Wharf, 445 Commercial Street, next North Chelsea Ferry,
BOSTON.
Office, 75 State Street, up-stairs.
SMEP&Bm BglYIS & CO.,
Lumber Merchants,
BURLINGTON, VT.
n-B^, f HTTNTEIISTOWN LTTMEEK CO., \ ~ „„„„,,„
vjjices,^ z'^LSSUMPTION LUMBER CO., ] °T ^anaaa'
SHEPARD, HALL & CO.,
Lumber Blerebants,
No. 6 CENTRAL STREET,
1S1 FEA-ttlLi STREET, 3STE"V^ YORE.
Burlington, Tt., Portland, 31c, Montreal, P. Q.
J. W. STAiyflFORB & co.,
Manufacturers of
Homoeopathic Phials,
PLUMB & LEVEL GLASSES,
Glass Sjriips, Chemical Tiles, Bulls, k,
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
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D. H. WHITTEMORE,
Warner's Block, 570 Main St., Worcester, Mass.,
MANUFACTURER OF THE
UNION APPLE PARER.
(The knife pares going both ways.)
if «■ i u-»->
PEACH STONERS, NUT CRACKERS, &c.
First Premium in 1868, at New England Fair, New Hampshire State
Fair, New York State Fair, Provincial Fair of ZTpper Canada,
Missouri State Fair, Maine State Fair, New Hampshire
Meelianies and Art Association , Vermont State Fair,
and everywhere exhibited in 1808.
SEKTD IFOH OIRCUIjARS.
J. H. CHADWICK. W. J. BRIDE. E. D. OTGRAHAM.
Boston Lead Company,
J, H. CHADWICK & CO., Agents.
Office, 22, 24, and 26 Oliver Street, Boston.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC,
DRY ^JSTD GROUND I1ST OIL.
Red Lead and Litharge,
Patent Tin-lined Pipe, LEAD PIPE, Tin Pipe and SHEET LEAD.
Improved Iron Pipe and Fittings, Plumbers' Castings,
Copper and Iron Pumps, etc.
AGENTS FOR
SHAWMUT IRON WORKS.
Walworth Mahufg Co.,
No. 1 BATH STREET,
BOSTON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WROUGHT IRON PIPES,
Malleable Iron. Steam & Gas Fittings, Brass & Galvanized Pipe.
FOR WATER AND CORROSIVE LIQUIDS.
IRON PUMPS AND PATENT STRAINERS FOR DRIVE WELLS.
^^Manufacturing Establishments and other large
buildings warmed by Steam.
NATIONAL
&®&t®M«
Incorporated 1825, . . . Capital, $300,000.
INSURANCE AGAINST
Fire and Marine Risks,
NOT EXCEEDING $30,000 ON ANY ONE BISK.
Office No. 14 Devonshire Street.
G. W. KUHN, Sec'y. ELISHA WHITNEY, Pres't.
DIRECTORS FOR 1872.
JAMBS M. BEE BE,
WILLIAM S. BXTLIMil),
s I Ml LL T. DANA,
J. WILLY LDMAMtS,
WILLI t M HAMMOND,
V I I II t\ ILL HOOPER,
<. EOItGE ll. Lilly,
./. AMORT LOU Ll L.
robert m. mason,
james McGregor,
samuel w. swj5tt,
benjamin f. white,
marshall v. wilder,
elisha whitney,
george ripley,
jo si ah g. abbott,
WILLIAM M. WHITNEY.
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